Diplomatischer Fauxpas in Pjöngjang: Russische Minister aus Konferenzraum verwiesen

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1. <broadcast cuts to Swan Lake>

2. >Lavrov apparently started to complain that he had been made dirty by something, when a North Korean official could be heard telling them off-camera to stop what they were doing and to leave the room, saying: “We have a protocol. We invite you to the table. Our leaders will join us shortly.”

   >**As a member of the Russian delegation began to object the broadcast abruptly ended to be replaced by (presumably previous footage) of a now-empty conference room.**

   Fucking lol

3. Oh yes, this is not a case where the leader can be seen to be a servant of the people, Kim Jongs god-like status demands the opposite.

4. What a clown country!!! Even North Korea is treating russia worse than a beggar.

5. This is what happens when the only thing uniting you is opposition to democratic values and rule of law.

6. Lmao this is the new world order they were talking about?

7. Oh noe.

   The delegates were early via the door, soon to be ‘late’ via the window….

8. Look at how the “mighty” Russia’s empire fell. Russia is North Korea’s lackey now, and deserves no respect from them lol

9. Can’t even form a coalition of two dictatorships… amateur hour.

10. Oh dear. Never mind. Guess Putin will have to pray to whatever being he believes in that Trump succeeds in neutralising the US.

11. So embarrassing that they have to run to the Hermit Kingdom with their tail tucked between their legs. Hahahaha god they’ve fallen far in only 2 years time.

12. The 2nd country in the world with most nukes and they get treated like this.

    I’m sure half of those nukes is not operational and probably some corrupted general sold the material somewhere in the black market

13. were they allowed back in after?

14. So they were made to leave, the leaders entered, the ones who left came back, and they signed the agreement. 

    Isn’t this a total non-story, why are people saying like the partnership collapsed?

15. The North Koreans said suck it, not bite it. 

16. The table probably wasn’t big enough as Vlad had someone sitting within 100 feet of him /s

17. That’s the problem with diplomacy between dictatorships. There are no real “allies” or true cooperations. On the surface they are working together but underneath they are all trying to one-up or extort one another