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       The dissolution of the Soviet Union found
   DIR By: jebin khatun
       Date: August 29, 2023, 6:21 am
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       His own life synthesizes the transition between the former power
       of "real socialism" and the current country, ruled with an iron
       fist by Vladimir Putin. Lavrov was born in Moscow in 1950 to a
       Georgian father of Armenian ancestry and a Russian mother. In
       the official biography that appears on the website of the
       Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs he is defined as Russky,
       which highlights his ethnic and cultural background and not so
       much its legal belonging, which is what the term rossianin would
       express , a nuance that is lost in Spanish since both words are
       translated as "Russian". Lavrov is part of what Alexei Yurchak
       dubbed the "last Soviet generation," one that grew up convinced
       that the Soviet Union would last forever, yet was not surprised
       when it dissolved almost overnight.
       Lavrov's entry into a diplomatic career began, in fact, in the
       days when Leonid Brezhnev was asserting himself in power and
       petrified late socialism seemed to be sailing in the waters of
       stagnation. After fulfilling various diplomatic roles, Vladimir
       Putin appointed him, in 2004, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the
       Russian Federation. Since then, he has remained in office,
       slowly approaching the record held by the patriarch of Soviet
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       Gromiko, who has held his position for
       more than 25 years. Lavrov is a natural product of the formation
       of Soviet bureaucrats. He graduated from the Moscow State
       Institute of International Relations in 1972 and immediately
       began working in the diplomatic service. His first major
       assignment found him at the Soviet embassy in Sri Lanka, where
       he honed his command of Sinhala, one of the languages
       ​​he speaks in addition to Russian, English and
       French.
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       There he operated as an adviser and was also an interpreter for
       the then ambassador Rafiq Nishonov, who would later become the
       first secretary of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan. Back in
       Moscow in 1976, he held various positions in the ministry until
       in 1981 he was sent as a member of the Soviet delegation to the
       United Nations (UN) in New York, where he stayed for seven years
       .  Lavrov working in Moscow, in what is now known as the
       Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. In 1994
       he returned to New York to serve as his country's representative
       to the UN , and chaired the Security Council on various
       occasions.
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