SS: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s attendance at an OSCE summit in Malta, his first EU visit since the 2022 Ukraine invasion, sparked global controversy. Western nations and human rights groups criticized his presence, calling it an attempt to legitimize Russian aggression.
Ukrainian officials and several diplomats walked out in protest, while the U.S. accused Lavrov of spreading misinformation. The event highlighted strained international relations and raised questions about the OSCE’s role in ensuring European security.
As tensions rise, the summit underscored the need for accountability, dialogue, and commitment to global stability amidst growing geopolitical divides.
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SS: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s attendance at an OSCE summit in Malta, his first EU visit since the 2022 Ukraine invasion, sparked global controversy. Western nations and human rights groups criticized his presence, calling it an attempt to legitimize Russian aggression.
Ukrainian officials and several diplomats walked out in protest, while the U.S. accused Lavrov of spreading misinformation. The event highlighted strained international relations and raised questions about the OSCE’s role in ensuring European security.
As tensions rise, the summit underscored the need for accountability, dialogue, and commitment to global stability amidst growing geopolitical divides.