Vladimir Putin accused the West of being ready to stage “color revolutions” and “bloodshed” in any country, writes Reuters.

The Russian president, who, as usual, did not name a specific country or provide any evidence, did so during a video conference with intelligence chiefs of the countries of the former Commonwealth of Independent States.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will sign agreements on Russia’s annexation of Ukrainian territories controlled by its armed forces on Friday, Kremlin spokesman Dmytro Peskov said on Thursday.

Also on Friday, Putin will deliver an “extensive speech” after the ceremony of signing the annexation agreements and will meet with Moscow-appointed administrators of Ukrainian regions.

The leaders of Ukraine’s four Russian-controlled separatist regions arrived in Moscow on Wednesday night for the ceremony, following the release of the final results of illegal referendums organized by Russia in Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia, which Kyiv condemned as “simulacra”. and the West.

It will be recalled that on September 20, the occupation authorities established by the Russians in the territories controlled by them in these regions of Ukraine coordinated and announced the holding of referendums on unification with Moscow after months of speculation on this matter.

Since their announcement, the organization of these referendums has been strongly condemned by the United States and several European heads of state.