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6/21/2025, 6:46:59 AM
>A new world order is taking shape "naturally, like the sunrise: There's no getting around it!" Russia and China are not forming a new world order, "we are only shaping it" and, perhaps, "paving the way for this process so that it is more balanced and meets the interests of the vast majority of countries."
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
6/21/2025, 6:46:59 AM
>A new world order is taking shape "naturally, like the sunrise: There's no getting around it!" Russia and China are not forming a new world order, "we are only shaping it" and, perhaps, "paving the way for this process so that it is more balanced and meets the interests of the vast majority of countries."
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
6/21/2025, 6:46:59 AM
>A new world order is taking shape "naturally, like the sunrise: There's no getting around it!" Russia and China are not forming a new world order, "we are only shaping it" and, perhaps, "paving the way for this process so that it is more balanced and meets the interests of the vast majority of countries."
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
>Russia's decision to develop relations with the global South was made a long time ago, "bearing in mind global development trends," which are objective in nature.
>Western countries are losing their positions in the global economy, and if they "want to maintain their monopoly position at all costs, if they want to preserve the instruments of colonial influence in the world, then they will have to be content solely with the position into which they are gradually slipping by way of these using these tools." Nevertheless, Russia is ready to "negotiate all issues with them."
>Russia was promised that NATO would never expand to the east: "After that, we had five waves of expansion, we can say six already." The security of one country "cannot be ensured at the expense of the security of another."
>NATO's disregard for Russia's interests is "a remnant of an old, if not ancient, neocolonial policy, to a certain extent adjusted to modern realities.".
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