Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan
BONUS POD: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
Apr 28, 2025
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, a seasoned diplomat, shares his insights on the Crimea situation, declaring it a 'done deal.' He discusses Russia's military operations in Ukraine, emphasizing their limited objectives. Lavrov highlights the complexities of ceasefire negotiations with the U.S., while stressing the importance of dialogue amidst sanctions and differing perspectives. The conversation also touches on the potential for arms control discussions and the significance of trust-building in the strained U.S.-Russia relationship.
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- Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov asserts that the occupation of Crimea is a 'done deal' and not open for negotiation.
- Amid tensions, both U.S. and Russian officials express interest in continued diplomatic engagement to address the Ukraine conflict.
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