‘Russophobia’ in the West will eventually decline

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President Putin’s spokesman said that “common sense” will prevail The public in the West has been subjected to anti-Russian rhetorics for decades and it will take time for the attitude to change, Peskov has said The trumped-up anti-Russian sentiments will remain in the West for years to come until they will eventually fade away, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. In an interview broadcast by the TV channel ‘Rossiya 1’ on Sunday, Peskov argued that some countries, including Germany and the Baltic states, have been using “Russophobia” as a means of diverting the public’s attention from domestic issues. “Their

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