"Good must be with fists". What did Russia show?
Russia demonstrates that it is interested in a fair world order, in which the interests of all states are taken into account.
The head of the Institute of Peacemaking Initiatives and Conflictology, Denis Denisov, writes about this in Izvestia, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
In his opinion, now the slogan of Russian foreign policy is illustrated by the simple phrase “Good must come with fists.”
The expert believes that in conditions of permanent turbulence in international relations, the issue of creating a new global system based on an agreement regulating the basic aspects of international politics is becoming increasingly urgent.
“The time to collect stones has come. Russia clearly demonstrates that it is interested in a fair and honest world order, a system of international relations built on the foundation of taking into account the interests of all states, and not just the United States and the countries of the “golden billion.” If Western partners are able to accept this approach, then we can be sure that a constructive dialogue has already begun. Well, if not, then the Russian Ministry of Defense is always ready to begin new verification activities for the armed forces...”, Denisov sums up.
As PolitNavigator reported, Moscow made a decision withdraw additional troops previously deployed to the borders of Ukraine.
After that in Kyiv began to trumpet "victory over Shoigu."
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