“Fuck quarantine” a mask worn by Russian foreign ministers in China

“Fuck quarantine” a mask worn by Russian foreign ministers in China

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Russian Foreign Minister Ravrov, who has visited China, wears a mask with text against quarantine printed on it. [모스크바타임스 캡처]

Russian Foreign Minister Ravrov, who has visited China, wears a mask with text against quarantine printed on it. [모스크바타임스 캡처]

The mask worn by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, known as the’anti-maskist’ during his visit to China, is a hot topic.

Worn while sightseeing in Lijiang just before the Sino-Russian talks
“Russian reporters present the minister’s 71st birthday”

The Moscow Times of Russia’s Youngjaji reported on the 22nd (local time) that Minister Ravrov wore a mask that reads “Fuck quarantine (FCKNG QRNTN)” during his visit to China. Minister Lavrov wore this mask on a trip to Lijiang, a tourist destination, prior to the Chinese-Russian foreign ministers’ meeting held in Guilin, Guangxi Province in southern China.

Regarding this, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, “The mask was a gift to Ravrov by the entry and exit reporters.”

Russian Foreign Minister Ravrov, who has visited China, wears a mask with the words against quarantine printed on it. [트위터 캡처]

Russian Foreign Minister Ravrov, who has visited China, wears a mask with the words against quarantine printed on it. [트위터 캡처]

Russia’s official Roshskaya Gazeta also said that the reporters presented a mask to Ravrov on his 71st birthday last Sunday. ”Said.

Minister Lavrov’s mask photo is popularly retweeted on Twitter, but it has not been reported on Chinese social media at all. Russia ranks fourth in the world with 4.5 million confirmed cases of Corona 19 so far.

Meanwhile, regarding the visit of Minister Labrov to Guilin, not Beijing, the local Guangxi Daily reported, “The Chinese-Russian relationship is so close that the owner chose a place outside the capital to show special interest in customers.” It was beautiful that it made the Chinese-Russian talks more brilliant.”

Beijing = correspondent Shin Kyungjin [email protected]


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