Николай Патрушев
Baku/08.11.23/Turan: Western countries are losing their influence in the world and are trying to provoke crises in undesirable countries. This was stated on Wednesday by the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev at a meeting with colleagues from the CIS in Moscow.
Western countries are rapidly strengthening their military capabilities, increasingly aggressively dictating their conditions to states dependent on them, using instruments of coercion, blackmail, attempts at an unconstitutional change of power, Patrushev said and cited Molodva as an example.
"The Moldovan leadership, under pressure from the West and contrary to the opinion of its people, took a course towards joining the EU, Romanization, renunciation of sovereignty and national identity. In fact, Moldova risks becoming another victim of Western colonial policy," he said.
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