Russian President Vladimir Putin sent many crucial messages to the Russian people, European countries, the United States, and the world as well, summing up "that the world after the Ukrainian crisis is not the same as before."
What Putin mentioned in his speech before the plenary session of the 25th Petersburg International Economic Forum is an important indication of his country’s confidence in achieving its goals in the special military operation to protect the Donbass population and at the international level, especially with regard to the unipolar world, where the Russian President considered that the geopolitical illusions of the West are outdated. .
The speech included direct messages to Washington, the conclusion of which is that there is no point in repeating (the dance of the slaughtered bird) and there is no turning back.
The strongest message from Putin was his affirmation of the loss of global confidence in global currencies, and here he means the dollar, which the United States uses as a tool of political and economic pressure on countries that refuse to submit to American policy and on global trade, as financial markets suffer heavy losses as a result of Washington’s control of the movement of Russian money and its subjection to the authority of the dollar commodity.
As for the European Union, the Caesar’s messages came wrapped in sorrow for the loss of this assembly, the factor of sovereignty on behalf of the United States, and its transformation into a paralyzed instrument awaiting orders from the master of the White House and his government ministers in an unprecedented situation in which the US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, whose last order to these countries was to invite them to Hand over arms to Ukraine and blame it for not intensifying these operations.
Putin's messages addressed to the world were also characterized by decisiveness and reassurance that his country will achieve victory and end the unipolar era. His criticism of the "golden billion" countries for considering them all other countries as "second-class colonies" confirms the importance of concerted international efforts in order to contribute to building a new world based on cooperation. common interests and respect for international law.
In the internal affairs, Putin was very clear in his diagnosis of what Western countries wanted to do to Russia through sanctions, which he considered an opportunity for his country to bridge the gaps through which Western countries are implementing, especially in the field of technology, holding Russian companies and businessmen national responsibility for the need to reach what he called technological independence, calling for They have to invest in their country and benefit from the lesson of Western sanctions and the situation (Russian phobia) witnessed by a number of Western countries after the Ukrainian crisis.
The Russian president wanted to tell the world and his people that his country is firmly and without retreat to achieve its goals in Ukraine and to overthrow the unipolar world in cooperation with its allies and partners in order to push everyone who counts on Russia’s drain to review its policies and plans and not to trust Western and American lies.
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