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Zakharova linked the unrest in France to the legacy of the revolution and advised Paris to deal with its internal problems

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that the French authorities themselves cultivated a propensity for destruction in society, and that the roots of the mass unrest should be sought in the country's attitude toward the Great French Revolution. According to RTL, Macron, Lecornu and Nunez did not expect such a rapid escalation of the situation.

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Zakharova called the protests in France a 'reality show of dehumanization'

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Sputnik radio that the mass riots in France have gone beyond protest actions and indicate a deep societal crisis. According to Life.ru, the number of detainees has reached 2,513, a curfew has been imposed in several cities, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has not ruled out a state of emergency.

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Russian Foreign Ministry called the supply of Japanese drones to Ukraine a hostile step

Maria Zakharova, official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that Moscow views the delivery of a batch of drones by Terra Drone Corporation to Ukraine as an openly hostile step and promised retaliatory measures. According to her, on October 14 the company published a press release about the drone deliveries and their use in combat conditions on the front line.

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Lavrov Says the West Will No Longer 'Call the Tune' in the World

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, at a meeting with university graduates who have joined the diplomatic service, stated that the West will never regain its role as the main player in world politics. He called the ongoing changes objective and accused Western countries of trying to hold on to influence through risky actions, citing the situation around Venezuela and support for Ukraine.

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Lavrov said Russia does not need to return to the G8 in exchange for changing its policy on Ukraine

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, at a meeting with young diplomats, rejected the possibility of Russia returning to the 'Group of Eight' in exchange for concessions on the Ukrainian issue. According to him, the West admits the possibility of gradually lifting sanctions and restoring Moscow's participation in the G8 if it changes its policy, but Russia does not need such offers. Lavrov emphasized that Moscow will focus on the Eurasian direction.

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Lavrov: Russia is ready to restore ties with honest partners

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, at a meeting with young diplomats, stated that Moscow is open to restoring relations with countries committed to honest cooperation. He recalled Vladimir Putin's words about openness to resuming international contacts and criticized the position of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Nord Stream. According to Lavrov, Kyiv and Europe are not ready for negotiations on Ukraine.

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Miroshnik said Ukrainian drones attacked a garbage truck fleet in Antratsyt

Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador Rodion Miroshnik said in his Telegram channel that Ukrainian drones attacked a garbage collection vehicle fleet in Antratsyt, LNR. With irony, he suggested that the drone operators may have mistaken municipal vehicles for tanks. Miroshnik also previously cited casualty figures from a UAV strike on St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast.

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Zakharova called the protests in France an 'inhuman reality show'

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Sputnik radio that the protests in France resemble a 'reality show of dehumanization' that is destroying the fates of people on both sides. The protests began in late September with demonstrations by high school students and spread across the country; on October 17 more than half a million people took to the streets.

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Russian Foreign Ministry: EU intends to consolidate its military influence on Ukraine even after the conflict

Vladislav Maslennikov, director of the European problems department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, told Izvestia that the European Union expects to maintain military-political ties with Kyiv after the conflict ends. As examples, he cited the extension of the EUMAM Ukraine mission mandate and the initiative to give Kyiv access to European satellite communication systems.

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