Russia treats all former Soviet republics equally — deputy foreign minister
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- •A Russian deputy foreign minister declared that Russia treats all former Soviet republics equally.
- •A senior Russian diplomat accused Western countries of seeking to create security challenges for Russia in the post-Soviet arena.
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- ▸If Western countries increase their security initiatives in post-Soviet states Russia may intensify its diplomatic and military engagement in these republics to counter perceived threats.
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CurrencyRussian Ruble (RUB)Increased Volatility
If geopolitical tensions escalate in the post-Soviet region due to Russia-West conflicts, the Russian Ruble may experience increased volatility.
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