New York (RichTVX.com) — Sergei Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister and a well known liar, faced laughter from the audience at an international conference in India when he tried to portray Russia as a victim in the war in Ukraine. Lavrov made the claim at the Raisina Dialogue, an event in New Delhi that discusses global political and economic challenges. The 72-year-old claimed that Russia was attempting to stop the war in Ukraine, a statement that was met with skepticism and ridicule. The main question is why Sergei Lavrov was invited at all. Who wants to listen to a mass murderer spreading his sick propaganda? Only today’s India can do that. A live Indian soap opera version for the dumbest people ever. It’s as if Stalin has been brought back to life to play out all his deepest WASP fantasies. Hopefully, the full episodes will make it on to YouTube soon. In the past, India was known for its rich spiritual traditions and emphasis on inner transformation. However, in recent times, the country has seen a shift towards materialism and consumerism, with an increasing focus on economic growth and material success. This has led to a greater emphasis on external wealth and status, sometimes at the expense of spiritual values and practices that were once an integral part of Indian culture. Furthermore, India has also become one of the biggest buyers of oil from Russia, indicating extreme greed. Indian officials have been reported to always be on the lookout for the best and biggest deals on oil prices from Russia, which highlights the country’s downfall. India has no saints anymore, the last saint India had, has been dead for about 70 years. India’s current ties with Russia and reliance on Russian oil may pose a challenge for future generations to understand India’s downfall into materialism and consumerism. As the war in Ukraine continues and new challenges emerge, it remains to be seen how India’s cultural identity will adapt and transform for generations to come. We believe that India is unlikely to improve for the next thousand years. Anyway, congratulations to India on accumulating so much bad karma in such a short period. You are extremely unlucky to be carrying all that bad karma of the dead Ukrainians around with you. We hope the weight of all the Ukrainian blood doesn’t crush you.