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🇷🇺 Lavrov on NBC: Putin–Trump Talks, Zelensky’s Legitimacy & NATO Expansion | Interview 24 Aug
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53:58Now PlayingRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov sat down with NBC in Moscow on August 24, 2025, for a wide-ranging interview covering peace talks, NATO, U.S.–Russia relations, and Ukraine’s future.
Key Highlights:
Putin ready to meet Zelensky — but only if talks have substance, not “theatrics.”
Anchorage meeting: Putin & Trump discussed indivisible security and NATO expansion.
Lavrov: Zelensky rejected Trump’s proposed principles — no NATO membership, territorial talks, protection of Russian language rights.
On security guarantees: Ukraine must remain neutral, non-aligned, and non-nuclear.
Lavrov rejects accusations of targeting civilians, insisting Russia only strikes Ukraine’s military-industrial sites.
Disputes over legitimacy: Lavrov questions Zelensky’s constitutional authority to sign any future agreements.
Russia’s goals: remove security threats from Ukraine and protect ethnic Russians and Russian-speaking populations.
Criticism of the West: NATO accused of undermining decades of “indivisible security” principles and using Ukraine as a tool against Russia.
👉 Watch the full breakdown of Lavrov’s NBC interview for insights into Russia’s stance on peace negotiations, NATO’s role, and U.S.–Russia dynamics under President Trump.
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