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Moscow is trying to increase pressure on both, Ukraine and the USA/NATO and the EU, including on the nuclear issue.
This is exactly what Moscow is trying to achieve.
And Moscow is trying to get a compensation for it.
By raising this spuriousissue four days before the parliamentary elections in Ukraine, Moscow is trying to provide political support to the pro-Russian parties.
Every person living in Moscow is trying to find the most profitable and interesting option for earning.
In establishing a dialogue with Europe on Libya andexploiting EU concerns over migration, Moscow is trying to widen the rift within the West over their approach to Russia.
Moscow is trying to achieve a land corridor from the occupied Donbass to the occupied Crimea by capturing Mariupol and Berdyansk.
This is what will eventuallyallow Ukraine to confront the forced pressure that Moscow is trying to apply for the past two years,"- said the representative of the US administration.
If Moscow is trying to overthrow our government using its lethal tools, let us resist with democratic tools that have sustained more than 60 years of Euro-Atlantic peace.
The American General also drew attention to the fact that Moscow is trying to restrict the activities of American institutions in Europe, first of all in the countries of the former USSR.
Moscow is trying to demonstrate its ability to develop“friendly” military-political blocs under international sanctions, through the Collective Security Treaty Organization(CSTO), where it also unequivocally dominates.
Medvedev said that Russia"quietly" refers to the claims that Moscow is trying to play a role in the political process in the United States, including through the publication of incriminating materials on the website Wikileaks.
Due to this Moscow is trying to create preconditions for the federalization of Ukraine and to get powerful levers of influence on it and, at the same time, to achieve lifting of Western sanctions against Russia.
On the other hand,having allowed Turkey an operation in Afrin, Moscow is trying to“punish with the Turkish whip” the Kurdish Democratic Union Party and other Kurdish political organizations for their rapprochement with the United States.
Besides, Moscow is trying to split the USA and the EU, as well as to oppose the interests of individual EU member states in the issue of their attitude to the Russian Federation and adoption of sanctions against it.
According to McAllister, Moscow is trying more and more to influence the media, political parties and civil society of Serbia.
Though Moscow is trying to create the impression of an aggressive Eurasian hegemon, the Russian Federation is neither a reborn USSR, nor an eastern European China, nor a modern equivalent of Nazi Germany.
According to the expert, Moscow is trying to show that Ukraine depends rather strongly on the Russian market and the Customs Union.
Moscow is trying to expand the territory of the breakaway republics and to establish control over the important for them objects of economic, energy and transport infrastructure located on the territories of these regions controlled by the Ukrainian side.
By raising the issue ahead of the Parliamentary elections, Moscow is trying to give political support to pro-Russian parties while distracting attention away from the non-implementation of the Minsk agreements and the fifth anniversary of Flight M7.
At the same time, Moscow is trying to talk Dushanbe into returning Russian border units to the Tajik-Afghan border(they were withdrawn in the early 2000s).
By raising the issue ahead of the Parliamentary elections, Moscow is trying to give political support to pro-Russian parties while distracting attention from the non-implementation of the Minsk agreements and upcoming anniversary of the downing of Flight M7.
NATO experts warn that Moscow is trying to overthrow Merkel, the"controller" of the European consensus on the issue of sanctions.
Focusing on the Middle East, Moscow is trying both to increase its political assets for potential cooperation with the United States as well as to exploit the weakness of US leadership in the region.
Meanwhile, Yerevan and Moscow are trying to connect unconnected.
Moldova's exports to Russia almost halved last year,both because of the latter's economic problems and because Moscow was trying to pressure Moldova to stay within its economic orbit rather than integrate with the European Union.