Global food crisis blamed on the war is expected to feature prominently in Indonesia
Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov. Picture: EVGENIA NOVOZHENINA/REUTERS
Thursday’s welcome dinner will be the first time President Vladimir Putin’s long-serving foreign minister Lavrov will be up close with the most vocal opponents of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in February, which Moscow has called a “special military operation”. British foreign secretary Liz Truss, however, may leave early: the BBC reported she plans to return to London amid the political drama around Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s resignation.
He lashed out at what he said was an “openly aggressive” West “which seeks to maintain its privileged position and dominance in international affairs”.
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