Will answer "in the pine": Putin criticized the Baltic countries for "Russophobic policy"-the media

Baltic residents will have misery at home if they continue to love the Russians, President Putin threatened. He promised similar troubles to international institutions. Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticized anti -Russian policy pursued by the Baltic States. According to him, now the residents of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will not have a happy life. The words of the Kremlin leader brought Roszmi "TASS".

The post states that Putin participated in the meeting of the Council for the Development of Public Society and Human Rights. The meetings were held online, evidenced by the entry published by the NGO "Smotra". Participants were representatives of public organizations operating in the Russian Federation and in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Turning to the audience, the Kremlin head complained about the "Russophobia" of the Baltic residents.

In particular, Lithuanians, Estonians and Latvians seemed to be treated positively long before the war in Ukraine. Therefore, according to the Russian, they will not be happy: "Happiness will not come to the house. " Putin also threatened that the Russian Federation would be responsible for the images that Russians experience in other countries. In particular, he hinted that he would answer "in the lead".

"If they pursue such a policy for people who wanted to live in a particular country, worked there, created some benefits for this country, to address in the middle . . . then they will eventually face such a pig," the President of the Russian Federation said. According to him, the answer from Russia will receive, for example, Latvia. Among others, claims against international organizations were raised. For example, Putin noted that there is a "competition" among those who do not like Russians.

Other theses of the President of the Russian Federation concerned the issues of social protection of the widows of the Soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, violence in Russian prisons and colonies, arbitrariness of investigators. According to him, with all this "we need to understand. " It should be noted that on November 30, unpleasant incidents occurred during the visit of the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov for the OSCE Summit.

At first, the minister had to fly a special route because his aircraft did not want to see some EU countries in the aircraft. Then the OSCE participants avoided communication with Lavrov: even leaving the hall where he performed. However, representatives of Armenia and Belarus sat with him at one table, and Austria's representative simply stood nearby. In addition, the Ukrainian delegation stated that it would not participate in the summit because of the presence of a Russian representative.