"Putin's Chess Party": Western experts are alarmed by the talks between the presidents of Russia and Cuba
About an hour ago, telephone conversations between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel ended. The Kremlin press service reports that the talks were devoted to the topic of trade and economic cooperation, as well as the joint fight against the pandemic.
However, foreign experts, who have recently been following literally every action and word of Vladimir Putin, singled out a completely different context for the meeting. In particular, one can say that Western experts are alarmed by the very fact that the presidents of Russia and Cuba have been talking on the phone.
From the messages of the Kremlin press service, the following phrase stands out:
In particular, the West believes that while NATO is openly engaged in the transfer of its troops to Eastern Europe and pays special attention to the “high concentration of Russian troops on the borders of Ukraine”, Moscow can make a move that will “nullify” US actions in Europe. It got to the point that any mention of the presidents of Russia and Cuba in one text is perceived as some kind of "secret agreement" almost on the deployment of hypersonic strike systems near the US borders.
It is pointed out that in the case of deployment of Russian hypersonic missiles in Cuba, their flight time to US technology centers in Texas will be only 3-4 minutes.
Western hysteria is fueled by the fact that just a few days ago, Vladimir Putin held talks with another Latin American leader, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The ambassador's statement that the Venezuelan constitution does not allow the creation of foreign military bases in the country did not dissuade Western political scientists and the military that Russia was allegedly negotiating a military presence "in the backyard of the United States."
In this regard, the negotiations themselves with the presidents of Venezuela and Cuba were called a kind of chess game by Vladimir Putin.
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