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Russia is closely following the situation in Venezuela, a country that want to "destroy from outside"

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warns of foreign interference in the internal affairs of Venezuela aimed, in his view, it is to destroy the South American country. "Venezuela is a friendly country that are trying to destroy from outside , " confirmed during a meeting on Thursday with the diplomatic corps and Latin American students at the diplomatic Academy of Russia in Moscow, Russian capital.

The head of Russian diplomacy said he is closely following the situation that exists today Venezuela and the situation is aggravated by external interference. Venezuela is a friendly country that are trying to destroy from outside, "said Serguei Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister.

Elsewhere in his remarks, expressed the viewpoint of Moscow in political, commercial and cultural relations with Latin American countries. "The Russian government is pleased that the countries of the region reject unanimously blows State, as a means of access to power and manner of intervention , " he added.

Referring to the recent visit of US President Barack Obama, Cuba, Lavrov stressed that Russia still has the same position it had before the blockade against the Caribbean island, as it asked Washington to put aside so immediate coercive and punitive policy that keeps to its neighbor.

Obama arrived on Sunday in the largest island of the Antilles, in the context of the negotiations that began after Washington and Havana historical announcements made on December 17, 2014 US presidents Cuba and want to normalize and restore bilateral relations.

At different times, Moscow has expressed its disagreement with any attempt to aggravate social tensions in Venezuela.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed that Venezuela is a friendly country and a major partner of Russia. Caracas has repeatedly denounced the interference of the US in its internal affairs and support for the Venezuelan right and its attempts to create chaos in the South American nation