Title: Anti-American sentiment in Russia - Wikipedia
Headings: Anti-American sentiment in Russia
Anti-American sentiment in Russia
Contents
History
Cold War era politics
Decaying West
Polls
US and Russian domestic politics
US and political opposition in Russia
"Foreign Agents" and "Undesirable Organizations"
Geopolitical views and theories
Centuries-long standoff between West and Russia
Imminent war between West and Russia
Biological, weather, and other unconventional warfare against Russia
Information warfare against Russia
US as global social and economic parasite
Media
Academia
Imminent dissolution of United States
Prominent believers:
Conspiracy theories
9/11
Dulles Plan
Harvard Project
Moon landing
Pindos
Recent events
South Ossetia
Political assessment of "Arab Spring"
Euromaidan
Criticism
Within Russia
Outside Russia
See also
References

Content: Accusations have intensified during and after 2011 Russian legislative election, as well as 2012 Russian presidential election, which resulted in 2011–2013 Russian protests by the opposition. In 2012, the major Russian national TV network NTV, created a series of documentaries called Anatomy of Protest (rus: Анатомия протеста) claiming that 2011–2013 Russian protests, organized by the opposition leaders, were carefully watched and influenced by some Western nations and the US in particular. Some Russian officials interviewed in the film openly state that the US is actively working on bringing extremist groups to power in Russia, which would allow it to discredit Russia on the global stage and even to justify a military strike on the country. "Foreign Agents" and "Undesirable Organizations"
In July 2012, the Russian foreign agent law was introduced. It requires nonprofit organizations that receive foreign donations and engage in "political activity" to be labeled as "foreign agents", which carries, in Russian, strong associations with Cold War -era espionage. Organizations are obliged to mark all their publications and begin each oral statement with a disclosure that it is being given by a foreign agent. They are subject to inspections and raids. Several US-based organizations have been targeted including Human Rights Watch . In September 2012, Russian authorities demanded the end of operations of the United States Agency for International Development.