MOSCOW, July 7 -- Russia will adopt measures against Ukraine and Georgia if their parliaments ratify newly-signed association agreements with the European Union, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Monday.

"Of course, if the scenario in Ukraine and Georgia develops in the same way (as Moldova did), the set of measures will be similar and, obviously, based on the scope of trade and economic relations and consequences for the Russian market," Medvedev told a government meeting.