‘2 World Wars Not Enough?’: Lavrov SEETHES At U.S., Europe In Stunning Speech After Iran-Israel War
In a stunning speech following the recent Iran-Israel war, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov did not hold back in his criticism of the U.S. and Europe, questioning whether the world has not learned from the lessons of history.
Lavrov expressed his doubts about recent statements calling for de-escalation, warning against mistaking wishful thinking for reality. He specifically condemned the U.S. missile and bomb strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, as well as Israel’s initial unprovoked attack.
The Russian foreign minister’s remarks took a darker turn as he referenced the possibility of World War III. He bemoaned the revival of aggressive and militant sentiments in Europe, questioning why leaders would risk repeating the tragedies of the past.
“It has become commonplace to talk about the possibility of the start of World War III. This is especially sad in a situation where revanchist, aggressive, militant sentiments are reviving to the full extent in Europe once again. As if two world wars, not to mention less significant conflicts in previous centuries, were not enough for the leaders of the current European Union,” Lavrov emphasized.
As tensions continue to rise in the aftermath of the Iran-Israel war, Lavrov’s sharp criticism serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of peace and the importance of learning from history. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing
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