Maria Zakharova

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Maria Zakharova

Maria Zakharova is the spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry. In this capacity, Zakharova is not just a mouthpiece, but a foreign policy advisor, decision maker, and policy maker.

She was born in Moscow and grew up in Beijing. The daughter of two diplomats, she too is a diplomat, has a PhD in history, and speaks Chinese. From 2005 to 2008, Zakharova served as press secretary of the Permanent Mission of Russia to the United Nations and got married in New York City. In 2013 she was appointed head of the Department of Press and Information in the Russian Foreign Ministry, Additionally, she became responsible for the official pages of the Ministry in social networks and provided information support to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov while he was traveling abroad. Zakharova was awarded the rank of diplomatic adviser of the highest class and admission to the Council for Foreign Policy and Defense of Russia. In 2019, Zakharova said that no one can talk to Donald Trump without him worrying that Democrats will leak something.[1]

Zakharova appears on the U.S.-taxpayer-supported Ukrainian Nazi kill list.[2]

Response to Lindsey Graham

On CBS Face the Nation on June 9, 2024 US Sen. Lindsey Graham explained why he was such an ardent warmonger and excited about exterminating the adult male population of Ukraine,[3] stating that Ukraine sat on $10-12 trillion of mineral wealth that Western oligarchs and investors wanted to plunder.[4] Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova responded that $10-12 trillion in Ukrainian mineral resources and wealth would wipe out one third of the US national debt.[5]

On German reparations to Poland

In March 2024 the NATO allied regime of Donald Tusk demanded from its NATO ally Germany $1.3 billion in reparations from World War II. The tension between the two NATO allies had been on the table for eight years under the previous Polish government.[6] Poland had been awarded German territory by Soviet dictator Josef Stalin in 1945. After much wrangling between the allied adversaries, in October 2024 Zakharova noted:

Poland is not going to demand reparations from Germany for the damage caused during the Second World War. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Radoslaw Sikorski. And he added that Warsaw is thinking about expelling the Russian ambassador. The same Sergei Andreyev, who was attacked in Poland by local ghouls and doused with red paint while laying flowers at the monument to Soviet soldiers who liberated the Polish people from Nazi Germany.

The first quarter of the 21st century was coming to an end. Men became women, and lies were called truth.[7]

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