Russia is concerned about the situation in Georgia and Moldova, where the United States is creating new hotbeds of tension.
RIA Novosti
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said.
“We are concerned about the situation in Georgia and Moldova because these are countries that are far away from America, which is trying to dictate to them what to do or not to do,” he was quoted as saying by RIA Novosti.
Grushko noted that the United States and its partners are “leading the way” to create new hotbeds of tension on Russia’s borders.
Earlier, European Union foreign policy spokesman Peter Stano said Brussels was helping Chisinau to counter allegedly “malicious interference” by Russia.
Shor party leader Ilan Shor said in an interview with RT that Western politicians who come to Moldova promise residents “milky rivers”, while in fact the people cannot even pay their utility bills and are deprived of freedom of speech.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov noted that the current events in Georgia are “orchestrated” from outside and are also very reminiscent of the Kiev “Maidan”.
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