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Posted on 08/15/2025 1:36:46 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived at a hotel in Anchorage, Alaska wearing a sweater, supposedly with the words "СССР"—the Russian version of “USSR”—on it.
The respective footage was posted on the Telegram account Izvestia.
The video shows the Russian FM getting out of a car. He is wearing a white sweater and a jacket, on the chest of which the word "СССР" appears to be written.
Reporters asked Lavrov if he had been to Alaska before, and the minister responded in the affirmative.
Earlier, the Russian FM had called for not making any predictions about the Alaska summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump on Friday, and noted that Russia had a clear position that will be presented.
Also, he spoke about the absence of concern before this event.
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Ask him if he remembers Ronald Reagan? Oh yeah, and the Berlin Wall.
Trump should counter with a CSA belt buckle.
Ehhhhhh, just one question, Chief. Are those words or are they letters?
Fake news
Nope.
Correct news.
Letters obviously.
Between DJT and this guy we have two Master Trolls at work. Settle in for a fun day of Peace and Prosperity. And for Russophobes, especially Nazi loving Banderites like you, the inscription “USSR” is like holy water and a crucifix to vampires.
Lavov did this on American soil.
Maybe it’s Christian Capitalists Create Prosperity
Back in the USSR
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