Lavrov Insists Anchorage Summit Produced an Agreement
Russia's foreign minister said Moscow remains ready to return to the understanding reached at the summit, adding that Europe feels sidelined.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow believes an agreement was reached at a summit held in Anchorage, and that Russia remains ready to return to it, according to TASS.
"We believe that an agreement was reached in Anchorage and we are still ready to return to it," Lavrov said, without detailing the specific terms of the understanding he referenced.
Lavrov also remarked that Europe is feeling sidelined, a comment suggesting friction between European governments and the parties involved in the Anchorage discussions.
The excerpt did not specify which countries or officials participated in the Anchorage summit or what subject matter the agreement addressed.
Lavrov's remarks were made in the context of broader diplomatic statements delivered around the UN General Assembly's general debate session.
Sources
- Russia insists Anchorage summit yielded agreement — Lavrov — TASS (Russia)
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