The United States introduced "the Concept of countering the malevolent influence of the Kremlin"
The head of the Agency for international development (USAID) mark green on 4 and 5 July were agreed with commissioners of the "Big seven" in Paris the document "Concept to counter the malicious influence of the Kremlin" (CMKI), notified on the Internet representative office of the Agency where placed and the document itself.
The head of the Agency for international development (USAID) mark green on 4 and 5 July were agreed with commissioners of the "Big seven" in Paris the document "Concept to counter the malicious influence of the Kremlin" (CMKI), notified on the Internet representative office of the Agency where placed and the document itself.
in a document dated June 27, explains that he is " the continued development of the response to the malicious influence of the Kremlin." This will be achieved by " creating the conditions for economic and democratic stability of the countries targeted by actions, and through the work, which will be aimed against the Kremlin's attempts to undermine the work of a number of institutions."
the document lists the areas that focus this initiative: democratic institutions and the law, independent media, energy independence, economic independence. In the examples several times referred to as Moldova and Ukraine.
in March, green announced that North America will offer a mechanism to counter Russia's influence in the European Union, Eurasia, and Central Asia. He also urged partners to think about whether or not to take the help of Russia and China, saying that they want to undermine confidence in democracy and free market economy. Just before the state Department issued a letter that the opposition of Russia to 2020 in the draft budget proposes to allocate 661 million dollars.
Russia has many times denied allegations of attempts to influence democratic processes in different countries. Press Secretary of the President Dmitry Peskov called them " completely unfounded ", the Minister of foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov noted that there is no evidence to support such actions.
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