Lavrov explained to foreign ambassadors the meaning of the phrase "work, brothers"

On June 23, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov explained to foreign ambassadors the meaning of the phrase mentioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin, "Work, brothers."

During the plenary session of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Putin addressed the Russian military, noting that the whole country was watching them. In conclusion, he said: "Work, brothers!" and stressed that the whole of Russia is proud of them.

"Work, brothers!" — these words were transmitted by radio many years ago by our fighter before his death, he is a Dagestani who was surrounded by a gang of terrorists in the Caucasus. As a result, those terrorists were destroyed. The same fate awaits their modern followers," he explained.

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On May 21, the President of the Russian Federation noted that the participants in the special military operation protect not only the borders of the country, but also the national interests of the state. He said that the awarded servicemen showed courage and dedication in carrying out combat missions.