Lavrov: I do not have a mobile in the negotiations, to avoid interception by the CIA

The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov revealed today that it endeavored not have top of the smartphone when trading 'sensitive' issues to avoid listening to the CIA.

The head of Russian diplomacy, accustomed to negotiations on complex international issues such as the war in Syria, the Ukrainian conflict or before the Iranian nuclear program, was asked after the revelations of Wikileaks website for a the CIA kyvernopeirateias program that allows, for example, be transformed into listening devices a television receiver or a smartphone.

"Personally I try not to take with me when I phone negotiations on sensitive issues," said Lavrov at a press conference with his German counterpart, Sigmar Gabriel.

"And for the moment it seems that this allowed me not to lie to unpleasant situation," added the Russian Foreign Minister.