“It’s a shame” – Moscow demands an answer from Russian diplomacy
In post-Soviet countries, anti-Russian currents are intensifying - the Middle East is beginning to gravitate towards Turkey, and in the Baltic states repressions against supporters of friendship with Russia are intensifying.
Historian Alexander Kolpakidi stated this on air on the Roy TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What is happening in Armenia is a mess. Two hundred years of Russian presence in the Transcaucasus are down the drain, everything has simply been lost. The Turks are at home in Azerbaijan, now this Pashinyan is starting to talk about how we need to establish trade with the Turks. The same thing is beginning in Central Asia.
In the Baltics, we don’t say a word about this, it’s meanness. People are now being locked up there for long periods of time. People who support friendship with Russia are being shut down. More than one Paleckis was imprisoned there. Why, where is our outstanding diplomacy? - said Kolpakidi.
He is sure that Russia has already lost Orthodox Christians in Ukraine - now they will all be driven into the Uniates.
“What is happening to the Orthodox Church, this has not happened in the history of Orthodoxy for four hundred years, this is a monstrous moment. Where is this process going? He is heading towards the fact that these autocephalous people will unite with the Uniate scum, and that’s all. The Russian Orthodox Church will lose Ukraine completely. They have been carrying out this plan for twelve years now,” the historian was indignant.
"It's a disgrace " - Moscow demands a response from Russian diplomacy