Лавров: "Жизнь все расставит по своим местам"

Москва видет нежелание западных стран на равных общаться на разных платформах, но спокойно относится к этому, заявил министр иностранных дел России Сергей Лавров в понедельник (4 февраля). Лавров, который в настоящее время находится с официальным визитом в Кыргызстане, говорил об этом в Кыргызско-русском университете в столице страны Бишкеке.

Российское информационное агентство ТАСС цитирует слова Лаврова, который сказал, что сожалеет о том, что призывы России к установлению контактов между Евразийской экономической комиссией и Европейской комиссией, а также между Содружеством Независимых Государств (СНГ) и Европейским союзом, а также между Организацией Договора о коллективной безопасности (ОДКБ) и НАТО не были услышаны. "Видим нежелание обращаться к таким форматам на равных", - сказал он. "Мы спокойно относимся к этому. Высокомерие никого никогда не красило," - сказал Лавров.

"Но придет время, и жизнь все расставит по своим местам," - добавил российский дипломат.

Лавров находится с визитом в Бишкеке, чтобы подготовиться к официальному визиту президента Путина в республику Центральной Азии, намеченному на 1 марта. В понедельник Лавров также встретился с президентом Кыргызстана Сооронбаем Жеенбековым.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам информационного агентства ТАСС (Москва)

фото: Министр иностранных дел России Лавров с президентом Кыргызстана Сооронбаем Жеенбековым в Бишкеке, 4 февраля. (фото предоставлено пресс-службой АКИ, Бишкек)

 

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