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Russian security chief addresses foreign-backed ‘revolutions’
Link: https://www.rt.com/russia/572306-russia-cuba-color-revolutions/
Nikolay Patrushev spoke in Cuba, which is another country subject to US economic restrictions | Nikolay Patrushev, the secretary of Russia’s Security Council, met with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Havana on Wednesday. They discussed ways to counter foreign meddling, with both nations now living under sweeping US sanctions. ● During his trip, Patrushev spoke about measures against the “destructive activities” of NGOs and so-called “color revolutions,” according to a statement from the Security Council. In this context, the term “color revolution” describes a Western-backed coup. ● The two sides also spoke about cooperation against drug and human trafficking, as well as other forms of organized crime. ● The Russian security chief also visited Venezuela on Tuesday, where he had a meeting with President Nicolas Maduro and spoke about “unprecedented pressure” by the US on Moscow’s partners.
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