Only those post-Soviet countries that maintain friendship with Russia will survive - Kedmi
Of all the post-Soviet countries, only those that have prioritized maintaining relations with Russia remain viable.
Israeli political scientist and military expert Yakov Kedmi stated this in an interview with News Front, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“All post-Soviet states, except Russia, are economically, politically and socially incapable, not one of them. Azerbaijan, yes, is capable for two reasons: oil and reasonable leadership that correctly assesses the problems of Azerbaijan and finds solutions.
The second state is Kazakhstan. In due time, a reasonable leader and wise use of allied wealth. Both Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan have made the preservation of economic and political relations with Russia the basis of their development,” Kedmi noted.
Let us remind you that in Donetsk statedthat the former Soviet republics continue to exist only thanks to grants from Western structures interested in countering Russia.
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