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2022-06-30 21:56:00, Kosova & Bota CNA

Moscow summons British ambassador over Johnson comments on Putin

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson with Russian President Vladimir Putin

Russia has demanded a meeting with Britain's ambassador to Moscow to protest Prime Minister Boris Johnson's comments on President Vladimir Putin and another British official's comments on key figures in the Russian government.

Russia told Ambassador Deborah Bronnert that it "firmly opposed" the British leadership's "rude statements" about Russia, its leader, official representatives of the authorities, and the Russian people, according to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry on 30 June. June.

"Në shoqërinë e emancipuar, është e zakonshme të kërkohet falje për komente të këtij lloji," tha ai, duke kritikuar Britaninë për "retorikën e papranueshme dhe fyese".

Johnson tha më 29 qershor në një intervistë për televizionin gjerman “ZDF” se agresioni ushtarak i Rusisë ndaj Ukrainës ishte "një shembull i përsosur i maskulinitetit toksik".

Ai tha se, nëse Putini do të kishte qenë grua, "Unë me të vërtetë nuk mendoj se ai do të kishte nisur një luftë të çmendur, pushtimi dhe dhune ashtu siç ka bërë".Ministri Britanik i Mbrojtjes, Ben Wallace provokoi gjithashtu zemërimin e Rusisë pasi ai akuzoi zëdhënësen e Ministrisë së Jashtme ruse se "çdo javë, kërcënon se do të godasë të gjithë me armë bërthamore, në një mënyrë apo një tjetër".

Russia's foreign ministry said it was "unacceptable" for British officials to "deliberately disseminate false information, especially about alleged threats by Russians who 'choose to use nuclear weapons'".

The Russian Embassy in London also protested the comments in a note to the British Foreign Office.

"The note states that such rhetoric is unacceptable and inappropriate both in form and content," the statement said.

He also stressed that the words of the British authorities were perceived in Russia "as a manifestation of the lack of deep respect" for the country and its diplomatic traditions.