Lavrov Called Poroshenko's Statement "Inconceivable"
The Russian Prime Minister Sergey Lavrov has commented on Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's statements on the possibility of Russian aggression in Europe. As Sputnik News reports, Lavrov called this "inconceivable."
"It is clear that such a person is more concerned about maintaining Russophobia in the West, about artificially escalating tensions and thereby diverting attention from his own inability to fulfill what he signed up for," Lavrov said.
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