The Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council believes that Russia can be subject to the political and economic expansion of other countries.
Russia can become a “colony” of one of the neighboring countries. This situation has risks. This was announced by the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, Alexei Danilov, on the air of the telethon on Sunday, January 1.
“If someone thinks that 2023 will be easy, that everything is over for the Russians and everything will be fine, I do not share this view. The truth is that the Russians may have owners. Now we see that a certain The neighboring country is gradually taking over the Russian Federation, because it has its own interests there. And this is a very, very dangerous trend for the whole world, including is for us,” he said.
In response to a question whether he was referring to China, the NSDC Secretary replied that he meant “the processes taking place” and added that they should be “carefully noted.”
According to him, the head of the GUR, Kirill Budanov, “that’s right, Russia has one and a half or two attacks as powerful as having 100-120 missiles each.”
“But what we mean is that they might get some unexpected ‘friends’ and Russia might become a colony,” Danilov warned.
He also explained whether CSTO countries threaten Ukraine.
“The CSTO is on fire for us. This is not a terrible situation for us, we can deal with this issue. I am talking about more complicated things – these are countries with nuclear weapons , where Russia can exchange nuclear technologies for missiles that do not exist from Russia,” said the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council.
Mobilizing Russia could be a big challenge for Ukraine, Danilov believes.
As we reported earlier, Danilov said that if necessary, the Ukrainian military can enter the territory of the Russian Federation.
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Source: korrespondent
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