Putin talked to Ukraine on a super-long table and Lavrov: Paradise or superpower?

When Vladimir Putin held a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Moscow, the long-standing table was spotted. This was first interpreted with a storm of mementos on social networks and later taking a seat in the mouths of international diplomacy and protocol experts, raising questions about whether this was an insult to the French president.

But later it was proven that, in fact, it was Macron's request that he have a similar distance with Putin, because Macro refused a Russian test for information about the Coronobrus.

Today, February 14, 2022, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, is reported to have discussed with some of his ministers about the situation created around Ukraine.

The Guardian reported that the Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, has advised the Russian president to continue dialogue with the West, telling in part that he still has space for dialogʹ.

What's striking is that Vladimir Putin even had a meeting with his closest associate, Lavrov, a very long table.

The Guardian has broadcast a sentence saying Putin has asked literally Lavrov that there is room for dialogue in this situation.

Lavrov told Putin at the meeting, as the Guardian (transfers Periscopi) broadcasts that the Western dialogue would have to continue despite what answers from the European Union and NATO have not been satisfactory.

We have warned before that we are never for negotiations that end with our questions about the situation created today (about Ukraine v.j”, Lavrov said.

But he went on to say one more thing: “that there are always other options”.

In this situation, I think there's still a possibility that the situation is not broken. At this point, I would suggest that we continue to work on dialogue, continues on, Lavrov, translates Periscopi.

In addition to Lavrov, Vladimir Putin also met with his interior minister, Sergei Shoigu, who said the problematic issue that disturbed the Russian military exercises in Belarus west has ended.

(long table) 

“Military exercises in Belarus have been completed, the Russian interior minister was quoted as saying.

Why the long tables: Parts translated below about this topic, by a letter by Oliver Holmes to Guardian;

For those who lead, decorators, furniture can be a sign to show the impression, charm, or... Imitation.

In real life, besides the movies, we see Vladimir Putin causing massive confusion with long tables.

What's Putin's message through the tables if there are any?

The 69-year-old Russian president, he's very paranoid with regard to the coronary. The Kremlin continues to search for quarantine for two weeks for all those who must meet the Russian president, despite his taking doses of the vaccine.

But the author of the text, while comparing counterparts' (even ideological welcomes of Putin) around the world, says it is a sign to show superpower”. /Guardian/Periscopi