Russia accused "Western instigators" of trying to detonate "colored revolution" in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, where political tensions are rising ahead of tomorrow's concentration opposition.
"Coloured revolution" is a term used to describe popular uprisings in the former Soviet Union, such as Ukraine, which Moscow accuses the West of meddling in the internal affairs of the country promoting its own interests.
The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement which refers to the information transmitted by the media of FYROM on the arrest of a citizen of Montenegro accused of helping the "Albanian extremists" operating in the country.
"There is reliable evidence ... for attempts to lead the country into the abyss of a colored revolution," the announcement.
"It turns out also that Western promoters such catastrophic scenarios prefer to implement them through the hands of others" refers to the communication that parallels the situation to that of Ukraine.
In the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, opposition forces to Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski organize rally for tomorrow to seek his resignation after revealing wiretapping material referring to widespread abuse of power by government officials. Transl google)
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