[World Wide Web Reporter Zhao Jiandong] According to a report by the Tass news agency on the 29th, Kirill Dmitriyev, the Special Representative of the Russian President for Foreign Investment and Economic Cooperation and President of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, said that he would sue the Washington Post for continuing to misquote his remarks.

Dmitryev said via social media X: "We will file a lawsuit.We have given each other enough time to correct (false content), but they have not been doing so."

TASS that the incident originated from a Washington Post report published on October 18, which figured that "Zelensky's visit can be summed up in a sentence: Putin has defeated everyone again" and attributed to Dmitryev, who severely denied and asked the Washington Post to correct the report, issue an apology statement and conduct an internal review.

The report said that although the Washington Post subsequently revised the controversial quote, Dmitriyev said on October 28 that the newspaper staff had again mistakenly used the same false statement in a recent article.