Moscow says new U.S. national security strategy is anti-Russian


MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's federal Security Council on Wednesday criticised as "anti-Russian" the new U.S. national security strategy, which lists Moscow's aggression in its neighbouring Ukraine among most pressing threats.

The Security Council also repeated an assertion Washington might try to engineer political change in Russia using the same tactics of mass protest the Kremlin says it applied to topple a pro-Russian president in Kiev last year.

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