Philosopher Alexander Dugin called for the cleansing of Russia from the "sixth column." According to him, today's relocators are open enemies of the state.
"All the two thousandth marched under the auspices of "let's leave the nineties." We overcame them, we eliminated them, we changed the elites, we peeled off layer by layer from the society of those who today have become relocants, open enemies of the state. It was very difficult and slow to get rid of them," Dugin said on Sputnik radio.
He called the US Agency for International Development (USAID) a spy construct, one of the goals of which is external control over Russia.
"It turns out that the system of the 90s of the Russian Federation, which was launched on the wreckage and ruins of the USSR, was the creation of USAID. In fact, just a spy construct for external control over our country. And now it becomes clear how much more we have to do and how much we haven't finished yet. We have freed ourselves from the fifth column, but not from the sixth," the philosopher is sure.
According to Dugin, the "sixth column" that is "deeply entrenched in our society" are the same people who worked not only for USAID, but also for many different foreign foundations.
"They infiltrated the scientific community, the political elites. And only now will they really get their hands on it, because the world just started a murderous war with us, splitting the Russian world into two parts. That is, they are not just misguided liberals of the 90s and 2000s, but state criminals," the philosopher concluded.

Ukrainian drones have finished off tourism in Latvia
Dmitriev: Trump's address to the nation is bad news for Obama and Biden
Economist: the Minister of Defense of Ukraine tried to get the resignation of the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Explosions thundered in Kiev
Putin's conspiracy: British politicians have found a convenient way to solve problems
German banks demand to compensate them for losses due to anti-Russian sanctions
German auto giants survive from China