There's something funny whenever one country accuses a second country of meddling in a third country's affairs. I mean, what business does Russia have to complain about this?
The only ones with standing to raise the outside interference charge is the interfered-with country. When a different country makes that complaint, it just comes across as "that country is our turf!" (Which, given Russia's "near abroad" doctrine, is probably exactly what the Russians think.)
The only ones with standing to raise the outside interference charge is the interfered-with country. When a different country makes that complaint, it just comes across as "that country is our turf!" (Which, given Russia's "near abroad" doctrine, is probably exactly what the Russians think.)
