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✍️ Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s greetings to the organisers, participants and guests of the BRICS Film Festival

💬 Films represent the entire range of civilisations and societies in the association. This diversity keeps in the spirit of #BRICS: an open multilateral organisation, where equal member states are seeking effective solutions to today’s topical problems and national development together.

Your Film Festival serves as a great illustration of constructive dialogue and mutual enrichment of cultures. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of this undertaking in today’s conditions. I am confident that it will succeed and become an unforgettable event in the life of Moscow, and also reimage the cultural component of Russia’s chairship in BRICS.

🤝 I wish you successful work together, great and unforgettable impressions, and all the best.
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💬 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria #Zakharova: Russia’s strategic partnership with #ASEAN is on the rise:

Expert consultations on digitisation have launched;

Work of joint anti-terrorism bodies is intensifying;

Cultural and educational events are being held.
🎭 On April 20, the premiere of the production of “Two Captains” was presented by the theatre group of the Russian Embassy’s School named after Alexander Kadakin.

🎊 Olga Tsoi, the theatre’s artistic director, has brilliantly brought to the stage an amazing story about love, honour and courage from the iconic novel by renowed Soviet author and playwright Veniamin Kaverin.

👏 The audience warmly accepted the performance and accompanied the young artists with a long standing ovation.

🔸 @RusEmbIndia
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The Golden Bridge in Vladivostok looks spectacular at sunset!

Video by: instagram.com/kuzinatra__/

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📆 #OTD, on April 22, 1870, one of the greatest revolutionary figure of the 20th century — Vladimir Lenin — was born.

📝 He was a founder of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), an outstanding statesman and one of the leaders of the world communist movement.

📌 Learn more about his India connections on the Embassy’s website.

Did you know that the bronze statue of the great leader of the world proletarian revolution stands tall in New Delhi?

📍 The statue of Lenin at the Nehru Park was inaugurated in 1987 by then Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and then Soviet Union Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov.
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🪶 #OTD, on April 22, 1832, the Collegium of Foreign Affairs was abolished by the decree of Russian Emperor Niсholas I, and all its functions were handed over to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

📖 More details on the Russian diplomatic history
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Levitating in Kenozero is like being between dream and reality...

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🇷🇺 🤝 🇮🇳 On April 22, Petr Sizov, Press Secretary, Russian Embassy in India, had a meeting with Garima Garg, Assistant General Manager, Media Marketing, Hindustan Times Media.

The prospects for bilateral information cooperation were discussed, particularly, in the context of joint publications on Russia-India ties.

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🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova’s answer to a media question about US Congress approving financial aid to Ukraine

What can you say about US Congress voting to allocate funds to Ukraine and other US clients?

💬 We have no interest whatsoever in the noise coming from the House of Representatives over approving aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, which goes hand in hand with the tug-of-war between the White House and the Republicans who, with the upcoming presidential campaign in mind, were also pushing for funding the efforts to put an end to illegal border crossings from Mexico.

One thing is clear: regardless of their party affiliation, the US ruling elites are willing to flood the Kiev regime with weapons for it to continue to fight to the last Ukrainian and to continue, among other things, to carry out terrorist attacks targeting civilian sites in Russia, to perpetrate acts of sabotage, and to kill journalists. For this purpose, Washington is resorting to the trivial theft of frozen Russian assets, for which Congress has given the green light to the Biden administration.

Interestingly, amid these internal squabbles, the White House is no longer banking on an ephemeral victory by the Kiev regime under its control. All it wants is for the Ukrainian armed forces to hold out at least until the November voting without damaging Biden’s image. Actually, this is why the agony of Zelensky and his inner circle is being dragged out, and ordinary Ukrainians are being forcibly driven to slaughter as cannon fodder. The Republicans who are lobbying the interests of the US defence industry, which will receive the bulk of allocations to Ukraine, have a stake in this as well.

Considering this, we confirm that Washington’s actions as an active party to the conflict will be rebuffed unconditionally and decisively, and its increasingly deeper plunge into the hybrid war against Russia will end up in a fiasco for the United States as scandalous and humiliating as in Vietnam and Afghanistan.

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🎙 Comment by Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on the murder of Russian military correspondent Semyon Yeryomin

On April 19, Izvestia’s military correspondent Semyon Yeryomin perished in a well-aimed drone attack in the Zaporozhye Region. The attack was launched by armed units of the Kiev regime, while he was performing his professional duty.

He died from wounds inflicted by an artillery shell dropped from a Ukrainian drone in a second deliberate attempt on his life.

❗️ We regard this premeditated and coldblooded murder as yet another confirmation exposing the ugly, terrorist nature of the Zelensky regime, which has declared open season on Russian media persons, military correspondents and public figures, whose reports, comments and publications reveal the truth to the international community and furnish undeniable evidence of crimes committed by the Kiev regime’s thugs.

It was Semyon Yeryomin who published documentary evidence of the Armed Forces of Ukraine designating Russian frontline correspondents as priority targets for annihilation.

The murder of Semyon Yeryomin, this bloody crime, cannot be seen as anything other than an act of vengeance for his honest performance of his journalistic duty.

We urge the related international organisations and human rights bodies to immediately and resolutely denounce yet another cruel murder of a Russian journalist. By their habitual silence, they are encouraging the Kiev clique to new, ever more horrible terrorist attacks against media representatives, something that makes them accomplices in these crimes.

☝️ Double standards are totally unacceptable in a situation involving the media rights and efforts to create a safe environment for media professionals.
Dear friends!

🩰 The Russian House in New Delhi invites you to the annual concert of students of the School of Russian Classical Ballet under the direction of Galina Vishnyakova, a professional choreographer and former soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, which will feature various ballet compositions from classical performances.

🎨 The evening will also open an exhibition of paintings by young students of the Art School of the Cultural Center in New Delhi dedicated to modern Russian culture.

📆 When? April 26, 2024
Time? 5 pm
📍 Where? Russian House in New Delhi, 24, Firoz Shah Road, New Delhi - 110001

📌 Admission is free.

💎 Don’t miss a chance to attend an unforgettable concert and a unique exhibition!
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#BRICS2024

🤝 On April 22-23, Moscow hosted a meeting of BRICS Sherpas/Sous-sherpas, chaired by Deputy Foreign Minister, Russia’s Sherpa in BRICS Sergey Ryabkov. The participants of the meeting discussed current issues on the agenda of the Russian year in BRICS, including the implementation of decisions adopted at the Johannesburg Summit on August 22-24, 2023.

Russia’s representatives also informed the participants regarding the ongoing preparations for the upcoming BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, scheduled to take place in Nizhny Novgorod on June 10-11, 2024.