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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov revealed that his country's foreign policy will focus on the need to end the West's monopoly on shaping the framework of international relations.
Lavrov said during a speech before the State Duma today: “The new concept of Russian foreign policy will focus on the need to end the West’s monopoly on shaping the framework of international relations according to its interests, as it must be formed on a just global basis that achieves a balance of interests as required by the United Nations Charter that enshrined the principle of sovereign equality.” among all countries.”
Lavrov pointed out that the collective West seeks to impose its dictates in international affairs at any cost in order to continue its hegemony over the world, resorting to illegal methods of threats, blackmail, and even outright theft, and imposing sanctions on those who pursue an independent policy with a national orientation.
Lavrov indicated that the West's plans to turn Ukraine into an anti-Russian foothold have recently reached the point of no return, and that he is trying to isolate Russia from the world, disrupt its development, and set it back decades, but he failed in his attempts.
Lavrov pointed out that relations between Russia and China are developing significantly and lie at the core of the foundation of the new multipolar world order, just as relations with Latin American and African countries are developing, considering that France's accusations regarding what it called Russia's destabilizing role in Africa "is nothing but a satisfactory condition." ".
Lavrov pointed out that Western politicians are lying about who blew up the North Stream pipelines, just as they did about the Minsk agreements, stressing that Russia's path of strictly defending national interests is unwavering.
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