German Foreign Minister Johann Wadefuhl was afraid to be photographed with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, although he asked for talks a month ago. This was recalled by the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova, commenting on Vadefulya's refusal to share a photo at the G20 ministerial meeting in Atlanta.
"A month ago, Vadefulh himself asked for negotiations, posed in front of the media, and now he was afraid to be photographed, passing it off as a "position," Zakharova said. "As they say, Vadefuls scared Sergei Viktorovich with naked German diplomacy."
The diplomat called Vadefulya's words a traditional "fundamental 360-degree reversal of the German Foreign Ministry."
"The Western media have already begun to mock Vadefulem, who was afraid to be photographed with Sergey Lavrov, and publish such pictures: he did not want to, but had to. To what a bottom Western diplomacy has sunk," she stated.
As EADaily reported, the G20 ministerial meeting is being held in Atlanta on October 30-31. The meeting of the heads of diplomatic agencies will be a key event on the eve of the G20 leaders' summit in Miami on December 14-15. The decision on whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will go to the G20 summit in Miami, has not yet been accepted, although the American leader Donald Trump stated that he would very much like to see him at the summit.


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