Alexander Morozov: "The Kremlin lost a lot, and Prague - nothing"

"The extradition of employees of the Russian embassy in Prague ends, 54 people flew out yesterday, the rest - on Monday. The Kremlin’s conflict with the Czech Republic ended that the Kremlin lost a lot, and Prague lost nothing. Moscow lost a large hub at the embassy, ​​the opportunity to participate in a tender on the second NPP unit in Dukovana, and a heavy blow to the pro -Russian lobby surrounded by the president Zeman, a favorable atmosphere for various forms of Russian presence is lost, ”writes a political scientist and publicist on his Facebook page.

“If you look from the perspective of“ imaginary Russia ”and its interests, then all this is very bad and all this is a consequence of the complete inadequate of the Kremlin in foreign policy. And if you look from current reality, all this is very good. Since the Kremlin, thanks to its rabies, has turned a friendly Czech Republic, which will now be one of the leaders of strengthening European security. The Kremlin had a poor situation after it was revealed that six Russian operatives were located that six Russian operatives were located In the area of ​​the explosion in Vrbetitsa, in the days when he occurred.

It was a defiant answer, violating unwritten norms of world diplomacy. The Kremlin probably believed that Prague would not take any further steps, but he would endure this “blow to the reel”. But the Czech Republic showed fundamentalness and determination and stated that she was sending about 70 employees of the embassy in order for the result of expulsions to take on a balanced and symmetrical character. On this, the Kremlin chopped up shamefully. And he moved to the Anthchesh campaign in his media. At the same time, the Prague City Hall also recalled that it would be nice to return the city to the city a part of the Historical Park Stromovka, which passed to the embassy after the field camp of the Soviet troops stood in it during the occupation in 1968, I hope that this will happen, and with the current relationship of Moscow and Prague, the lease agreement for this park - the rudiment of the Soviet period will be terminated.

I also think that with the concept of Rossotrudnichestvo, which is developing the current leader of the Primakov, and his publications and public statements are completely opposed to the concepts of “humanitarian cooperation” and are not much different from the aggressive narrative M. Zakharova - all this “Rosositriyan” will be quickly reduced in Europe to a minimum to a minimum. And it is not necessary to regret it, because Rossoitism was previously dead, corruption and only disgraced the format itself against the background of the humanitarian missions of other countries.

The Kremlin is now developing a long -term and multilateral conflict with the European Union, so you need to look without compassion that all these old forms of the "Russian presence" are rapidly in Europe. Then, when Putin leaves and Russia decides to live on other grounds against neighboring and distant countries, everything will be done as it should. And the embassy, ​​and the Pushkin Institute instead Rossotrudnichestvo, and Czech-Russian friendship as a whole.

For this, even steps have already taken from the Czech side: 17 deputies of parliament and senators formed an informal group "Society of Friends of Free Russia", it has beautiful people relating to Russia with great sympathy, they all uncompromisingly refer to dictatorship, authoritarianism, and what they do now creates the possibility of a new stage in Russian-Conschial relations in the future. "