The Russian accusations came after the American embassy in Moscow published a warning to American citizens not to go to places of demonstrations in the country.

The US embassy had called on its website for American citizens not to go to these gatherings on Saturday, while specifying their locations.

Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said in statements to the public channel "Russia 1", clips of which were posted on its website, that these posts "indirectly constitute a complete interference in our internal affairs."

"Indirectly, this constitutes direct support for the violation of Russian Federation law by supporting unauthorized actions," he added. Peskov added that if the Russian embassy in the United States had acted in the same way during the turmoil in the American territories, "this would have certainly caused a kind of unease in Washington."

In a statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the embassy’s announcement, noting that its administration would be summoned for a "serious conversation."

The United States "strongly condemned the use of brutal methods against demonstrators and journalists" during the demonstrations on Saturday, in a statement by the new administration of President Joe Biden.