Russian minister known as Zelensky ‘b*****d’ earlier than strolling out of UN meet: Report | World News

As Russian overseas minister Sergei Lavrov walked out of a United Nations Safety Council assembly on Ukraine on Friday, the scenario devolved with the minister calling Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky a “b*****d”, Impartial reported.

Sergei Lavrov arrived on the assembly late, delivered his speech and left as soon as as quickly because it was completed, Reuters reported.

"He has left the chamber, I am not shocked, I do not suppose Mr Lavrov needs to listen to the collective condemnation of this council", UK's International Secretary James Cleverly mentioned.

As overseas ministers of the UNSC expressed rising frustration with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, calling out the latest nuclear threats made by President Vladimir Putin, Russia’s overseas minister Sergei Lavrov known as the Ukrainian president a “b*****d”.

“Such outrages stay unpunished as a result of the USA and their allies with the connivance of worldwide human rights institutes have been protecting up the crimes of the Kyiv regime based mostly on the coverage of ‘Zelensky may be a b*****d, however he’s our b*****d’,” the overseas minister mentioned as per Impartial.

“What’s notably cynical right here is the place of states which might be pumping Ukraine filled with weapons and coaching their troopers. The purpose is… to pull out the combating so long as potential regardless of the victims and destruction as a way to put on down and weaken Russia. The intentional fomenting of this battle by the collective west stays unpunished," Russian overseas minister Sergei Lavrov mentioned in his speech to the council.