Russia is losing its influence in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Moldova, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an interview with The Guardian.

According to him, Russia has recently been facing a number of political setbacks in the international arena and is gradually losing its influence in various countries. He noted that Moscow is no longer able to maintain its previous positions in Europe and the post-Soviet space.

Also, Zelenskyy stated that Russia's attempts to maintain influence in individual countries are not working, and its foreign policy course is leading to further international isolation.

In addition, the Ukrainian leader reflected on the political changes taking place in a number of countries in the region and argued that Moscow's influence in these countries is weakening. According to him, this affects Russia's overall position in world politics and may have long-term consequences for both its foreign and domestic policies.