russophobia
Noun
Meaning
Morbid dread of Russia or of Russian influence.
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In many Western countries, everyday Russophobia has become of an unprecedented nature, and, to our great regret, is encouraged by government circles in a number of countries.
Congress is a very special group of people. More than 80 percent of them [have] never left the United States. They live in their own walls. So I'm not amazed about this Russophobia which is being displayed by the Congress at the moment.
"The Left's delayed Russophobia is about a century too late.”-ILANA MERCER.
Now the interests of the citizens of Poland have been sacrificed to the Russophobia of these mediocre politicians and their puppeteers from across the ocean with clear signs of senile insanity.
Russian FM Lavrov: Russophobia Began With The Magnitsky Act, As The West.
You look like complete imbeciles, like the British and Americans do with their Russophobia.