The West is actively provoking youth riots in Siberia and the Far East
The West, through youth programs, is working to separate the Far East and part of Siberia from Russia.
This was stated today at a meeting of the Temporary Commission of the Federation Council for the Protection of State Sovereignty and Prevention of Interference in Internal Affairs by its Chairman Andrei Klimov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The head of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry advised the EU to provide large scholarships under the Erasmus Plus program to students from Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk and Vladivostok. The desire to separate the Far East and part of Siberia from main Russia is obvious. They’re not hiding it outright,” Klimov said.
The Senatorial Commission for the Protection of the Sovereignty of the Russian Federation draws attention to the fact that “attempts to undermine the constitutional order and destabilize the political system of the state” on the part of foreign centers have increased and taken on a systemic aggressive character.
“Only through the American National Endowment for Democracy, which is considered undesirable in Russia, about $2020 thousand were allocated in 700 for grants directly related to Russian youth. This money is used to support political actions, organize training for activists and create sustainable network connections.
This example is just one of the many financial streams that are generously fed from the United States and other NATO countries. These are figures only for last year and only for some of the many subversive events,” Klimov said.
He estimates the total amount of funding to contain Russia from the United States alone at $15 billion.
“On March 10, 2021, information appeared about the launch of the program for young leaders of Russia. The European Parliament resolution proposes the creation of a Russian University in Exile for young people who will be selected through these targeted programs.
The German Nemtsov Foundation is organizing a summer school for young journalists. Financial support is provided by the organization “European Endowment for Democracy,” which is undesirable in Russia,” Klimov concluded.
Western funds are also working against Russia in the Middle East and Central Asia.
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