( Observer Network ) According to the Russian News Agency local time on the 18th, in response to the clamor of British Foreign Minister Leeds Tras, in a TV debate program, claiming that he would "smash (Russian Foreign Minister) Lavrov 's sharpness" and intends to call Russian President Putin "come out to talk", Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova "reply" to the other party on the instant messaging platform Telegram that day, ridiculing him for being uneducated and uneducated, "With such a childish speech, you are like a doll still eating milk."
In the post, Zakharova began to make old accounts, mentioning that after visiting Moscow in February this year, Tras made a public confusion of geographical names during talks, and also pointed out that her performance at lunch "lack of basic etiquette". Her series of "sexy operations" forced the British ambassador to travel all over the Moscow political circle to calm the embarrassment. "Leeds, have you forgotten all these embarrassing things?"
Recently, the ruling British party Conservative Party is in fierce competition for the party leader. On the 18th, the third round of the party's first election was voting. Former Chancellor Rich Sunak won the support of 115 MPs, leading the other 4 campaigners. British Foreign Secretary Tras ranked third with 71 votes. The fourth round of voting is scheduled to be held on the 19th, and the lowest voters will be eliminated from the current four candidates. The fifth round of voting is scheduled to be held on the 20th, and the lowest votes will be eliminated again to finalize the competition between the two.
From left to right: Penny Modant , Rich Sunak, Kemi Badnoch, Leeds Tras
canvassed for the election. Tras, who was originally the "anti-Russian vanguard", continued to speak harshly to Russia. On the 17th, the Conservative Party held the second television debate on the party leader election, and five candidates, including Leeds Tras, participated. When asked whether they would sit down with Russian President Putin during the G20 (G20) period, the remaining four said they refused, and only Tras gave a positive answer.
Tras declared that she was ready to "suppress Lavrov's spirit" and planned to call Putin "out and talk", "I was ready to criticize Putin for a good fight. I now want to talk directly with Putin and let him join the dialogue with major powers such as India and Indonesia . Therefore, I will go there (G20 summit) and let him participate in the dialogue."
TV debate scene
In response, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Zakharova posted a message on telegram on the 18th. She bluntly brought up the old accounts and mocked Tras for being both "uneducated" and "uneducated". "Such a childish statement, you are like a doll still sipping, Leeds."
Zakharova wrote: "We remember that this poorly educated lady wanted to siege Lavrov at a meeting in Moscow, but this (attempt) ended with her ugly appearance. At that time, she didn't even know what she was saying and got the geographical name wrong, which made her embarrassed."
She also added that the British ambassador to Russia "had to quietly tell Tras what she said in his ears, and helped her correct it after "every mistake and misunderstanding."
What Zakharova refers to that during his visit to Russia in February this year, he mistakenly regarded Russia's Rostov Oblast and Voronezh Oblast and as Ukrainian territory.
Bronnat, the British ambassador to Russia, who was at the scene, said to Tras tactfully that these two states are indeed Russian territory.
After that talk, Lavrov bluntly said that he was very disappointed, "The communication between the two sides was like a deaf and a dumb. We wanted to listen carefully, but we couldn't hear anything."
In addition, Zakharova accused Tras of "lack of basic etiquette" and described her appearance at lunch at that time as "turning the ancient mansion into a shabby bar."
was approaching, and she also added a blow, "After that disastrous failed visit, the British ambassador had to walk around the Moscow political circle to show kindness in order to try to cover up the epic embarrassment in the history of British diplomacy. (These things), Leeds, have you forgotten?"
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