Moscow sees no prospects for dialogue with the Baltic states due to the aggressive Russophobia of the governments of these former Soviet republics. This was announced today, November 14, by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Redaksiya reports that the representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry stated that the governments of the Baltic states are pursuing a hostile policy against Russia. According to him, the aggressive rhetoric and actions directed against Russia by the leadership of these countries create no prospects for dialogue for Moscow. The Russian side notes that politicians in the Baltic states demonstrate a biased stance against Russia and attempt to interfere in Russia's internal affairs.
The representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry also criticized the Baltic states for imposing sanctions against Russia and participating in international measures against Russia. He emphasized that these steps further strain bilateral relations and do not create favorable conditions for dialogue. Russia also criticizes the security policy of the Baltic states against Russia, assessing the increased military presence of NATO in the Baltic states as a threat against Russia.
Moscow emphasizes the importance of changes in the policies of the Baltic states for the normalization of relations with them. Russia demands that the Baltic states abandon their hostile policy against Russia, begin a constructive dialogue for the development of bilateral relations, and refrain from interfering in Russia's internal affairs. Russia states that the future of relations with the Baltic states depends on the steps taken by the politicians of these countries.