UNGA: Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov backs UNSC bid by India, Brazil

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However, of course, we cannot even talk about any additional seats for Western countries, who are already excessively over-represented within the Security Council," he added.

At the sametime, the countries of the West have unleashed a varitable sanctions war against a good half, if not the majority of the states in the world and the dollar which was advertised to us as the heritage and good of all of humanity has been worsely tranformed as a weapon.

Sergey Lavrov said, "Just like Ban Ki-moon and Kofi Annan in the past, the current Secretary-General advanced his own initiative, under the slogan 'rebooting the global cooperation'.