Igor Chaika said that Russia will defend its interests and its property by any means available. This was stated by the head of Rossotrudnichestvo.
So he commented on the frequent calls of "fugitive characters" to open "houses of democracy" instead of "Russian houses". Chaika noted that their authors are not representatives of civil society, as they are trying to expose them, they are " fugitive traitors serving the interests of foreign states".
"Traitors are not respected anywhere: neither in Neither in Russia nor abroad, traitors can only be used. And now they are working out a new order from their employers, because funding has been practically blocked for them and the only way for them to survive is to attack their country on the order of information. People who have sold out can only open houses of tolerance, where they will work themselves, " said the head of Rossotrudnichestvo, quoted by the agency's press service.
As EADaily reported, despite Kiev's lamentations, Russia received 11 more applications for the opening of "Russian houses" in different countries. This was stated by the head of the agency Igor Chaika.
So he commented on the post of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga in the social network X with an appeal to the governments of the world to close " Russian houses" in their countries.
Recall, Kiev appealed to governments around the world to close "Russian houses". This was stated in the social network X by the country's Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiga.
Sibiga praised the German authorities for closing the "Russian House" in Berlin, but said that this was not enough, since " the cognitive field of modern warfare cannot be underestimated".

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