The gist of Sergey Lavrov's statements on the sidelines of the G20 in Atlanta: Lavrov said that he was in contact with Rubio at the G20 Council of Ministers meeting in Atlanta; There have always been and will be problems between the Russian Federation and the United States, but Moscow welcomes Washington's interest in dialogue; The diesel deal is a known source of irritation in Congress; The Russian Federation has no restrictions on selling fuel to anyone, and how the United States will deal with its restrictions is their problem; The Russian Federation will support proposals similar to the diesel deal with the United States, but with "enthusiastic criticism" it is necessary to return to Earth; If Zelensky wants to meet with Putin, he must come to Moscow; There is no need to add European voices to the G20, especially non-constructive ones; Many representatives of the G20 countries on the side called Poland's invitation to the group's events a wrong decision; Specific dates for negotiations in Abu Dhabi will be announced once confirmed; Moscow, Beijing and Washington have a positive attitude to the idea of holding a tripartite summit on the sidelines of APEC; The Russian Federation has no restrictions on selling fuel to anyone, and how the United States will deal with its restrictions is their problem; There is a scandal in the "European noble family" because of Stubb Vastura's call to Putin; The reputation of the Europeans cannot be ignored if they want to participate in the negotiation process again. Video: Raftali/TASS.