Russia's top diplomat targets domestic, international skeptics as Kremlin seeks to create false equivalencies, portray Ukraine as extremist

Russia’s top diplomat said that Moscow is open for talks with President-elect Donald Trump and praised him for attacking Nato’s plan to embrace Ukraine.Any prospective peace talks should involve broader arrangements for security in Europe,

At a meeting with his Armenian counterpart in Moscow, Lavrov said the Kremlin was ready to assist in the normalisation of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations. View on euronews

Sergey Lavrov, Russia's long-serving Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been a central figure in shaping the country's diplomatic policies for decades.

After NATO scrambled warplanes after Russian incursion in Poland, they had to send a plane again after Putin's drone hit areas on the Romanian side of the border.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reiterated his claim he's willing to enter negotiations about the war he started in Ukraine that would involve the new Trump administration. On the day that Trump took the oath of office,

Mark Rutte has urged bloc members to prepare for war and increase defense spending NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called on membe

Russia said NATO expansion would undermine its security, but Washington and its allies argued the alliance didn’t threaten Moscow Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks during his annual ...

Solovyov proposed a land corridor through NATO countries, likening it to Trump's call to acquire Greenland for U.S. security.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed openness for discussions with President-elect Donald Trump focused on European security and Ukraine's NATO aspirations. Lavrov praised Trump's critical stance on NATO expansion into Ukraine and reiterated Russia's demands for security guarantees.

Ahead of his meeting with President-elect Trump, Russian President Putin is focused on securing agreements that would prevent Ukraine from joining NATO and reduce the alliance's presence in the region.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday expressed cautious optimism about signals coming from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump over the war in Ukraine, just days before Trump assumes office.