Full Analysis Summary
Source assessment on Lavrov
I cannot find material in the provided sources that directly supports the precise headline you requested ("Lavrov Warns Russia Will Treat Western Troop Deployments In Ukraine As Intervention").
Among the supplied snippets, only PressTV contains substantive reporting about Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, and that reporting concerns U.S. threats toward Iran rather than Western troop deployments in Ukraine.
The Arab Times item supplied contains no article text and explicitly requests the article be pasted.
Given these constraints, I will summarize what the available sources actually say about Lavrov and Kremlin statements and note the absence of reporting on the Ukraine troop‑deployments claim in the provided material.
Coverage Differences
missed information / coverage gap
PressTV (West Asian) reports Lavrov commenting on U.S. threats against Iran and Kremlin de‑escalation efforts, while Arab Times (Other) provided no article text to corroborate or contradict that reporting or to support the user's requested Ukraine‑troop claim. Therefore the requested specific warning about Western troop deployments in Ukraine is not present in the available sources.
Lavrov rebukes US threats
PressTV reports a direct rebuke by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov of U.S. public threats toward Iran, calling those threats "absolutely unacceptable" and warning that any renewed aggression would bring "dire consequences" for both the West Asia region and international security.
The outlet frames Lavrov's comments as a response to escalating U.S. rhetoric and deployments in the Middle East rather than as commentary on NATO or Western troop movements in Ukraine.
Coverage Differences
tone and focus
PressTV (West Asian) frames Lavrov’s remarks as a firm diplomatic condemnation focused on U.S. threats to Iran and regional stability; Arab Times (Other) contains no substantive text to provide an alternate tone or a different focus (such as Ukraine). Thus there is a coverage gap about the Ukraine troop‑deployment claim across the provided sources.
Lavrov on unrest and force
PressTV also records Lavrov warning against using unrest as a pretext for military strikes, specifically citing what Moscow calls 'foreign-inspired unrest' on January 8–9 and an earlier June 2025 attack.
That formulation shows Moscow's concern about justifications for force and illustrates why, in PressTV's telling, Lavrov and the Kremlin emphasize de-escalation and political solutions rather than military confrontation.
Coverage Differences
narrative detail
PressTV (West Asian) provides specifics about the incidents Lavrov referenced (January 8–9 unrest and an earlier June 2025 attack) to justify Moscow's warnings; Arab Times (Other) offers no article text to confirm these details or to present an alternative narrative linking Lavrov’s remarks to Ukraine troop deployments.
De-escalation amid tensions
PressTV quotes Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasizing Moscow's stated efforts to de-escalate.
Peskov said Russia has offered practical proposals such as processing or storing Iran's enriched uranium and remains engaged with relevant parties to reduce friction rather than fuel confrontation.
PressTV places these comments in the broader context of stepped-up U.S. deployments and U.S. officials' statements, and it reports that Iran's leadership similarly warned a strike would trigger wider war.
The Arab Times sample provided contains no text to corroborate or expand on these points.
Coverage Differences
tone and corroboration
PressTV (West Asian) emphasizes Kremlin de‑escalation proposals and frames them as constructive alternatives to strikes; Arab Times (Other) supplied no text, so it neither corroborates nor disputes PressTV’s framing and leaves the user without alternative perspectives from that source.