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Russian Foreign Ministry Teases Audiences on April Fool’s

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Russian Foreign Ministry Teases Audiences on April Fool’s
Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergey Lavrov. Not a man who necessarily radiates humor. Source: © ognjen1234

Even offices you might think of as less than humorous have been having some fun with this year’s April Fool’s Day.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted a clip in its Facebook Page with an audio message of the automated telephone switchboard for its Russian Embassies.

Among the given options: “To arrange a call from a Russian diplomat to your political opponent, press 1” in both Russian and English. Press 2 “to use the services of Russian hackers,” and 3 to “request election interference.”

AP reports that a Russian ministry duty officer confirmed that the post was an official April Fool’s joke.

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Home News Russian Foreign Ministry Teases Audiences on April Fool’s

Russian Foreign Ministry Teases Audiences on April Fool’s

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Russian Foreign Ministry Teases Audiences on April Fool’s
Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergey Lavrov. Not a man who necessarily radiates humor. Source: © ognjen1234

Even offices you might think of as less than humorous have been having some fun with this year’s April Fool’s Day.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted a clip in its Facebook Page with an audio message of the automated telephone switchboard for its Russian Embassies.

Among the given options: “To arrange a call from a Russian diplomat to your political opponent, press 1” in both Russian and English. Press 2 “to use the services of Russian hackers,” and 3 to “request election interference.”

AP reports that a Russian ministry duty officer confirmed that the post was an official April Fool’s joke.