Lavrov Sparks Western Outrage Wearing CCCP Sweatshirt in Alaska
Rokna Political Desk: The appearance of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov wearing a sweatshirt displaying the emblem of the Soviet Union, “CCCP,” during the Alaska meeting has attracted the attention of Western media, with many suggesting that this action was deliberate and carried a political message.
Sergey Lavrov’s sweatshirt drew the attention of media and Western circles during the meeting between Trump and Putin in Alaska.
According to Rokna, Lavrov, a seasoned diplomat with two decades of experience in the foreign policy apparatus of Russian President Vladimir Putin, captured the attention of Western media by wearing a sweatshirt bearing the abbreviation of the Soviet Union in Russian, “CCCP.”
Lavrov entered Alaska in informal attire.
Many Western experts, following Lavrov’s appearance in Alaska wearing this “sweatshirt,” argue that the act was not accidental and carried a clear message, and that Lavrov knew exactly what he was doing.
Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister of Sweden, commented on Lavrov’s sweatshirt on his X (Twitter) account, saying: “He does not do this by accident.”
An analyst from the British newspaper The Guardian also interpreted Lavrov’s action as mocking the West, writing: “This 75-year-old Russian diplomat, who was once regarded in Western capitals as a pragmatic and skilled diplomat, in recent years (after the war in Ukraine) has reflected the Kremlin’s radical policies through an increasingly confrontational tone and resorting to mockery.”
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