Lavrov Explained In A “brutally Honest” Way Why Putin Is Constantly Being “deceived”

To prove his point, the Russian Foreign Minister began rattling off proverbs.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attempted to explain why the Russian leadership allegedly continues to believe the promises of other countries, despite repeated disappointments. He cited a supposed “nobility” and the Russian habit of acting “like a real man,” writes Dialog.UA.

According to Lavrov, the Russian people are supposedly distinguished by great patience and a tendency to believe that even a person who behaves dishonestly will ultimately keep their promises.

“We’re used to doing things the noble way—you could say, the ‘good-guy’ way. It’s essentially the same thing,” the Russian minister stated.

The diplomat went on to cite several Russian proverbs, including: “The Lord was patient and commanded us to be so”; “Measure seven times, cut once”; and “People wait three years for a promise.”

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