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Lavrov Offers Gulf Stability Aid, Vows Ukraine Aims Achieved "No Matter Circumstances"
- •Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated Moscow is ready to help stabilize the Strait of Hormuz and the wider Gulf region amid ongoing US-Iran conflict.
- •Lavrov called for increased trust between Iran, Gulf, and Arab states, emphasizing the need for a stable regional framework.
- •He affirmed Russia would achieve its objectives in Ukraine "no matter the circumstances," accusing Europe of thwarting peace talks.
- •Lavrov's remarks came during a UN General Assembly address and followed a meeting with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.
- •Tensions between Moscow and Berlin escalated, with Germany accusing Russia of a drone attack attempt and both countries closing consulates.
Key Questions Answered
Sergei Lavrov stated that Moscow is ready to constructively contribute to stabilising the Strait of Hormuz and the wider Gulf region amidst the ongoing US-Iran conflict. He called for greater trust between Iran, Gulf, and Arab states to establish a stable regional architecture.
Lavrov vowed that Moscow will achieve its aims in Ukraine no matter the circumstances. He asserted that the special military operation's objectives will be reached, security threats will be eliminated, and a peaceful life will return.
Johann Wadephul met with Sergei Lavrov in the first foreign ministerial meeting between Berlin and Moscow since before the war, as tensions escalated following Germany's accusation that Russia orchestrated a drone attack on Leipzig airport. Wadephul urged Russia to abandon its dangerous path of escalation against Germany, Europe, and NATO.
