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Moscow says west has declared ‘total war’ on Russia

Russia’s foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, has accused western countries of waging a “total war” on Russia and its people and culture.
Western allies are “cancelling Russia and everything connected” with it including banning Russian writers, composers and other cultural figures, he said at a ministry meeting.

Lavrov said:

The west has declared war on us, on the whole Russian world. The culture of cancelling Russia and everything connected with our country is already reaching the point of absurdity.
It was “safe to say” that the situation “will be with us for a long time”, he said.

He said the US “and its satellites are doubling, tripling, quadrupling their efforts to contain our country”, by using “the widest range of tools – from unilateral economic sanctions to thoroughly false propaganda in the global media space”.

He added:

In many western countries, everyday Russophobia has become of an unprecedented nature, and, to our great regret, is encouraged by government circles in a number of countries.
Comments

Troll Teaser 4 year ago
Does not matter much what the russians did 75 years ago... when the world sees what the they are doing in the Ukraine today it is quite obvious who are the evil monsters of this millennium. And then they try to come up with there pathetic excuses and lies... DISGUSTING little trolls.
Oh ya 4 year ago
Yup the Russians are fight the NAZIS our grandparents fought and the west is supporting them. You decide who is on the wrong side.

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