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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. End to unipolar world order The absolute dominance of the United States and its allies is becoming a thing of the past, while multipolarity has become a reality: "The launch of a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022 put an end to the unipolar world order." "A multipolar world is today’s reality. The shift from the dominance of one global leader to multiple centers is not progressing easily. However, real conditions are being created for the expansion of sovereign states."
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Shoigu heralds end of unipolar world order, debunks myth of ‘superweapons’ The launch of Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine has put an end to the unipolar world order. Moscow is being confronted by the West collectively, but no one, not even NATO, has any doubt that the operation’s objectives will be attained, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said at the opening of the 10th Moscow Conference on International Security on Tuesday. During its special military operation in Ukraine, Russia has debunked the myth of the availability of Western "superweapons" capable of changing the situation on the front line, the defense chief emphasized. He also rejected as speculative and provocative claims that nuclear weapons could be used on Ukrainian soil and warned that plans to isolate Russia would fail.
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Russia, China to set up energy cluster in Harbin, diplomatic mission says Russia and China will construct an energy cluster on the territory of a new region of Harbin in the province of Heilongjiang, Russia’s Consulate-General in Harbin reported via on Telegram channel on Tuesday. "The project being implemented with the support of local authorities is a complex of buildings and structures for the representative offices of Russian and Chinese companies and research organizations focusing on the development of cutting-edge technologies in the area of oil and gas, and in the coal and chemical sectors, as well in the field of biotechnologies," the report said. A station will be set up on the premises of the complex to provide electricity and thermal power to consumers. It will be fueled by Russian natural gas supplied via the Power of Siberia gas pipeline. The new regions are administrative-economic units in the People’s Republic of China with special legal status, which enjoy wider exemptions and concessions than special economic zones.
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Russia, Turkey sign new S-400 delivery contract Russia and Turkey signed on Tuesday a new agreement on the supply of the second S-400 regiment, with military representative Dmitry Shugaev confirming the implementation of the contract was already underway. "There is no reason to believe that a missile system could be created by any country in the upcoming years that could get near the S-400 missile system in terms of its performance," Shugaev told reporters on the sidelines of the 10th Moscow International Security Conference. Moscow agreed with Ankara to supply the first batch of S-400 systems in 2017, prompting the United States to request Turkey to withdraw from the deal due to being a NATO member. Ankara noted deliveries would continue despite western sanctions over the S-400 acquisition.
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Ukraine has never had any sovereignty since 2014. It had a degree of independence from 1991 to 2014 and then Washington and CIA overthrew the president to install puppets.
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China + Russia are always going to have more military and economic thump than U.S. + UK.
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On Russia's plans Moscow and its allies will continue to "refine the existing mechanisms of international security together with its allies, partners and associates and create new ones, consistently bolstering national armed forces and other security structures, and boosting their level of being outfitted with modern armaments and military equipment." Russia will also continue to ensure its national interests as well as the protection of its allies, and "take other steps to build a more democratic world." It is necessary to "restore respect to international law, and to its fundamental norms and principles." It is important to bolster the positions of the UN and other international dialogue venues. "The UN Security Council and the General Assembly, as it was initially conceived, should serve as effective instruments to decrease international tension and prevent conflicts, while working to guarantee reliable security and the well-being of countries and peoples."
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Russian envoy sees West as hostage to its own position on Zaporozhye NPP Western countries who support the Ukrainian authorities in the situation with the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant have been hostage to their own stance, Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia’s Permanent Representative to International Organizations in Vienna, told the Soloviev Live television on Tuesday. "I guess many of them realize the dangers all of us are facing. But under no circumstances can they make a negative comment on Ukraine’s position. They are hostage to the support they have been giving to actions by the Ukrainian authorities," the Russian diplomat said. "The situation looks very shameful and nasty, they (Western countries - TASS) have been pushing Ukrainians to continue shelling the Zaporozhye NPP," Ulyanov said. "This is a risky business indeed, as major contamination or a Chernobyl-like disaster could occur there in certain conditions," he warned.
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America and sidekick Britain have crossed a Rubicon with their proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. Insanity Joe & Co are leaving an appalling legacy behind them to a country (and nations) that most likely never elected them in the first place.
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On multipolar world order The contours of a multipolar world order are being actively shaped. "Increasingly more countries and peoples are choosing the path of free sovereign development based on their uniqueness, traditions and values." The objective processes of shaping a multipolar world are being "opposed by Western globalist elites who stoke chaos by igniting old and new conflicts and implementing the so-called containment policy, which essentially undermines any alternative sovereign paths of development." The globalist elites are "at all cost, trying to cling to hegemony that is slipping through their fingers, and seek to keep countries and peoples in the grip of the neocolonial order." "Their hegemony spells stagnation for the entire world and for all of civilization, and it includes bigotry, cancel culture, and neoliberal totalitarianism." The era of a unipolar world order is vanishing into the past. "Only by substantially bolstering the system of a modern multipolar world it is possible to diminish tensions worldwide, overcome threats and risks in the military and political sphere, increase the level of trust between countries and ensure their stable development."
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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. On threats facing Far East The AUKUS alliance between Australia, the UK and the US and plans to build Australia’s nuclear fleet have aggravated the situation with security in the Asia-Pacific region. "Globally, a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines at Australia’s disposal would stimulate other countries to build similar weapons, <…> and a global nuclear arms race will be reignited." Nor can it be ruled out that NATO’s practices in joint nuclear planning and training in the use of nuclear arms would be redirected to the Far East: "The transfer of nuclear exercises from Europe would blow up the region. However, it can be assumed that this is precisely the goal the United States has been pursuing."
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A war designed to distract from the American catastrophe and failure in Afghanistan turns out to be a failure of another order of magnitude altogether for Insanity Joe & Co. This is the end of the American hegemon.
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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. On Western ‘superweapons’ "The special military operation has dispelled the myth of the West supplying Ukraine with `superweapons’ that are capable of radically changing the situation on the frontlines. <...> And these weapons are being ground down in battles. Those have not had a major effect on the situation". Meanwhile, Russian arms have demonstrated their best qualities on the battlefield, and Moscow has been closely examining trophy weapons. "We are taking their details and properties into account to improve the methods of warfare and bolster the efficiency of Russian armaments."
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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. On use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine "From a military point of view, there is no need to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine to achieve the set goals. <...> Claims that chemical weapons could be used in Ukraine are also absurd." All these "news leaks" and "provocative news" are aimed at diverting attention away from the activity of US military biolabs in Ukraine.
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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. On NATO’s policies "NATO has pulled off its mask and the aggressive nature of the bloc has stopped hiding behind the characterization of the coalition’s exclusively defensive activity. The alliance’s aim for global dominance is currently fixed in its strategic plans," he said. The potential accession of Finland and Sweden to NATO would require a revision of Russia’s defensive policies: "Certain conclusions have already been drawn and included in an updated Maritime Doctrine. <...> Work along these lines will be continued," the defense chief stressed.
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@superdau "Personnel deployments will nevertheless pit North Korean forces directly against those of the U.S. and other Western powers, with the New York Times having referred to the U.S. as setting up “a stealthy network of commandos and spies rushing to provide weapons, intelligence and training” within Ukraine’s borders. “C.I.A. personnel have continued to operate in the country secretly, mostly in the capital, [Kyiv], directing much of the massive amounts of intelligence the United States is sharing with Ukrainian forces,” the Times continued. “Commandos from other NATO countries, including Britain, France, Canada and Lithuania, also have been working inside Ukraine… training and advising Ukrainian troops and providing an on-the-ground conduit for weapons and other aid,” it added, stressing the sheer “scale of the secretive effort to assist Ukraine that is underway.” The extent of the presence and operations of Western forces in Ukraine was more recently highlighted in a report by the French magazine Causeur, citing intelligence sources from the country, while Russian government sources have consistently alleged an even deeper level of Western involvement in frontline operations."
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Shoigu’s key statements have been outlined below. On West’s role in Ukraine "In Ukraine, Russian troops are being confronted by the West collectively which has been guiding this country’s leaders in a hybrid war against Russia." This involves financial assistance, the transfer of weapons and reconnaissance data as well as training for the Ukrainian military. In addition, the latter have been coordinating their actions with foreign advisors, while "the use of armaments has been under control of Western experts." "NATO’s efforts are aimed at prolonging the agony of the Kiev regime. At the same time, we know for certain that no one at NATO has any doubt that the goals set by the Russian leadership for the special military operation will be attained, while plans to weaken Russia strategically and economically are failing."
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Nato is an arms racket for American overseas arms racketeering... Nato (i.e American overseas military Empire) has no future.
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