Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused the Baltic states of becoming the "main striking forces" against Russia, claiming Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are escalating tensions with Moscow. In a wide-ranging interview, Lavrov also alleged that Nazism is re-emerging in Europe, defended Russia's sovereignty, and said the country would continue pursuing its national interests. He predicted that China and India would support Russia's vision of a more balanced global order while criticizing the United States and Europe. Watch the full speech and key statements from Lavrov on Russia's foreign policy, security concerns, and geopolitical outlook.
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