Moscow accuses the West of declaring all-out war on Russia

Speaking at a meeting with leaders of Russia’s regions on May 27, Lavrov said that the entire population and major political forces in the country of birch support the government’s decision to confront the challenge. .

RT quoted the top Russian diplomat as emphasizing: “Western nations are doubling, tripling, even quadrupling their efforts to contain our country. They use a wide range of technologies. tools, from unilateral economic sanctions to completely deceitful propaganda in the global media.The low-level fear of Russia has increased to unprecedented levels and most regrettably so. motivated by many governments”.

According to Lavrov, Russia has responded to the pressure with unity of “all sound patriotic forces” and public support for Moscow’s foreign policy.

Mr. Lavrov also noted that the current crisis has revealed the true nature of promises made to Russia 30 years ago, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. “We now see the value of all the talk about universal values ​​and the need to make Europe a common home from the Atlantic to the Pacific. No one should have any illusions about the attitude of the US and its allies towards Russia,” the Russian foreign ministry leader said.

Since Moscow launched a military offensive against Ukraine at the end of February, the US and its allies in Europe and Asia have imposed several rounds of sanctions on the Russian economy and oligarchs, in an attempt to put pressure on the Russian economy. forcing the Kremlin to withdraw its troops. Tensions have caused some to worry about the risk of the conflict spreading into World War 3.

On May 23, Lavrov warned about the possibility of restoring relations between Russia and the West. “If they (the West) want to offer something to restore relations, we will seriously consider whether we need it or not,” the official said.

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