Lavrov blames West for ongoing Ukraine war, says planning for many years

Denpasar (Indonesia), November 16: On Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov blamed the West for the ongoing war in Ukraine and said that they had been planning for years.Since then, NATO has been actively developing Ukrainian soil, conducting military drills and providing arms.You've all heard about what happened next: the sabotage of the Minsk deals and the early stages of planning for a military operation against Donbas, said Lavrov.Lavrov, a United States envoy, left Bali on Wednesday, a day before the G20 summit, which was supposed to take place, blaming them for their conduct on Tuesday.Lavrov said that Western countries attempted to politicize the declaration and make it clear that they are different on Modi said in a speech to Putin in a bilateral meeting held in Samarkand in September this year, on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, indicating that today is not a time of war.This includes defending the Purposes and Principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter of Resolutions and adhering to international humanitarian law, particularly in areas of relief for civilians and infrastructure in war.

Peaceful conflict resolution and attempts to address crises, as well as diplomacy and dialogue are essential.According to the G20 joint declaration issued on Wednesday, today's period must not be one of war.Responding to the United States for transforming the G20 into a strictly anti-Russia forum, Lavrov said, The US and all of its allies spoke ardently throughout the discussions today, accusing Russia of unprovoked aggression against Ukraine.It is an effort to safeguard the Russian people of Donbas, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.'In terms of his talks with him on the future of the grain deal, the conditions are straightforward.

The first part concerned the export of Ukrainian grain, however, after the Ukrainian armed forces used the humanitarian corridor to export grain for military purposes.Later, the Ukrainians announced that they would not do it again.The second part of the agreement was to eliminate any barriers to the export of Russian grain, and we must express gratitude to the UN Secretariat and personally the United Nations Secretary-General for making every effort possible.It's been five months, but no concrete change has been achieved so far.Antonio Guterres talked at today's meeting about the promises made by the US and the EU to him, including by writing them.

If the promises are fulfilled, the barriers to the export of our fertilizers and grains will be reduced.Allerdings, what matters isn't what they promise on paper, but how they will be fulfilled, said Lavrov.