The Russian Foreign Ministry said that Moscow plans to turn Eurasia into a continental “peace” area and that the West must accept “multipolar realities”.
On March 31, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree approving the concept of Russia’s new foreign policy. This was stated in Telegram at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
“Russia’s flagship project in the 21st century is to transform Eurasia into a single continent-wide area of peace, stability, mutual trust, development and prosperity,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
The text of the concept also states that the Russian Federation is an original country-civilization, one of the dominant centers of world development and plays a unique role in maintaining the so-called “global balance of power”.
At the same time, as reported, the Russian Federation does not consider itself an enemy of the West, but will oppose “US global hegemony.” The West must accept “multipolar realities”.
In addition, the document claims that the Russian Federation is trying to ensure the “security of all states on the basis of the principle of reciprocity”. Russia will also stand against Russian hostility abroad and preserve the Russian language and culture.
“Especially important for Russia is the comprehensive deepening of ties and coordination with friendly sovereign global power centers, China and India,” the ministry said.
In addition, the Russian Foreign Ministry said that Moscow wants to strengthen friendly relations with Islamic civilization and deepen its ties with Africa and Latin America.
Recall that the son of the President of Uganda said on March 31 that he wanted to send troops to Moscow. According to General Muhuzi Kainerugaba, the Russian Federation is an old and historical friend of Uganda and therefore its capital will need to be protected from the “imperialists”.
The Mirror reported that on March 31, Putin spoke publicly after receiving strong stimuli. According to former MGIMO professor Valery Solovy, the president of the offensive country speaks “under the aid” during public speeches. And some of his momentum and way of thinking comes from his youthful days.
Source: Focus
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