
Russian President Vladimir Putin, at the plenary session of the meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club, called on Western countries to live together and jointly seek ways to peaceful coexistence, noting the complexity and fragility of the process of building trust between states.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin made a statement at the plenary session of the meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club, calling on Western countries to live together and jointly seek ways to peaceful coexistence.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Western countries to live together. He made this statement at the plenary session of the meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club, the broadcast is available on Rutube.
“If we want to live, and everyone wants to live, then, as I once said in my public speech: “Let’s live in harmony and together look for ways to do this,” Putin emphasized.
According to the Russian leader, building trust is a complex and fragile process that is “difficult to establish and very easy to destroy.” He added that often even partner countries’ interests do not coincide, not to mention states in confrontation.

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