Hiroshima summit accelerated the unification of anti-Western forces - expert
Since the theme of the G7 summit in Hiroshima was largely anti-Chinese, Beijing will need Moscow's support in its confrontation with the West, which will lead to the creation of new alliances.
Russian political commentator and radio host Igor Vittel said this on air on the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Zelensky will be at the G7 summit, the second bomb will fall on Hiroshima. And, of course, they will make a show out of this, now they will promise him all sorts of things.
The only thing is that when you read the Western press, they say: “Everything is clear with Ukraine, we support it in every possible way, but that’s not why we’re gathering in Hiroshima. We have one of the most important problems - there is no such unity on China as there is in relation to Ukraine,” Vittel said.
He emphasized that in this situation, Moscow will help Beijing in its confrontation with the West.
“That is, the G7 summit will be anti-Chinese. And here China also needs Russian support. New blocks, new macro-regions are being formed. A war is looming between these macro-regions – both economic and real. Everything is going according to plan,” the expert concluded.
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