Sergey Ryabkov/Photo from Russian media
Not only Vladimir Putin can lose power in Russia. Thus, his deputy, the scandalous Sergei Ryabkov, is running for the position of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Andrey Piontkovsky, a Russian publicist, told Channel 24 about this. According to him, there is another lunatic in Russia, whom he calls “big-faced deputy minister”.
We are talking about Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov. The Russian publicist explained that in December 2021 he threatened to collect the belongings and leave within 24 hours.
He also participates in the “casting”, but not the presidential one, but the “Ribbentrop” one. He is clearly stalking Lavrov, showing himself to be cooler and scarier,” Piontkovsky said.
The publicist added that on the morning of June 23, Ryabkov said that Russia would soon take not diplomatic, but practical steps the time for diplomacy is over. “He wanted us all to understand that he was talking about military moves,” he says.
Sergei Ryabkov's cynical statements
- In June, he once again threatened with a “nuclear button”. Sergei Ryabkov said that “Russia rejects the ideology of limited nuclear war” and accusations by Western countries to the contrary are unfounded.
- When Sweden and Finland announced their intention to join NATO, Ryabkov began throwing ominous allusions. Like, “security in Finland and Sweden will definitely not be strengthened”, it seems to be “obvious for Russia”.
- And in January of this year, on the eve of a full-scale invasion, he stated that Russia would not attack Ukraine . Ryabkov cynically noted that the Kremlin was not planning any “aggressive actions”.
- And in March, Sergei Ryabkov said that the Russian military would consider arms supplies to Ukraine from NATO countries as “legitimate targets”.
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See the full interview with Andrey Piontkovsky:
By the way, Piontkovsky also said that because of Russia's failed actions in the war against Ukraine, Putin may soon lose his power . Those who come after him will be the same scoundrels, but they will have to make serious concessions.
