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The actions of the Western countries lead to the fact that the crisis in Ukraine cannot be resolved, he continued. Moscow does not rule out aggravation, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. The minister's conversation with the heads of the leading media in Africa was broadcast on the department's website. During the meeting, the minister recalled that the West repeatedly accused Russia of the events in Bocha without evidence, and said that Moscow does not deserve any settlement and that the conflict must continue. Lavrov indicated the reason for the conversation between European leaders and Putin. Lavrov also noted that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during his last visit to Kiev, demanded not to conclude an agreement with Russia. "Therefore, this war will continue. And she even, I would say, tends to get worse," explained the head of the department.

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The actions of the Western countries lead to the fact that the crisis in Ukraine cannot be resolved, he continued. Moscow does not rule out aggravation, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. The minister's conversation with the heads of the leading media in Africa was broadcast on the department's website. During the meeting, the minister recalled that the West repeatedly accused Russia of the events in Bocha without evidence, and said that Moscow does not deserve any settlement and that the conflict must continue. Lavrov indicated the reason for the conversation between European leaders and Putin. Lavrov also noted that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during his last visit to Kiev, demanded not to conclude an agreement with Russia. "Therefore, this war will continue. And she even, I would say, tends to get worse," explained the head of the department.

The actions of the Western countries lead to the fact that the crisis in Ukraine cannot be resolved, he continued. Moscow does not rule out aggravation, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. The minister's conversation with the heads of the leading media in Africa was broadcast on the department's website. During the meeting, the minister recalled that the West repeatedly accused Russia of the events in Bocha without evidence, and said that Moscow does not deserve any settlement and that the conflict must continue. Lavrov indicated the reason for the conversation between European leaders and Putin. Lavrov also noted that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during his last visit to Kiev, demanded not to conclude an agreement with Russia. "Therefore, this war will continue. And she even, I would say, tends to get worse," explained the head of the department.

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