
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with the Menshova Herself project that the West is losing its objective ability to rule the world and is resorting to unscrupulous methods, including sanctions and military intervention, comparing Europe to a wounded animal that is becoming more dangerous.
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Lavrov expressed the opinion that the West has lost its ability to objectively manage world processes and is moving to coercive methods of maintaining dominance.
“The West’s loss of its objective ability to lead everything leads to the fact that they are trying to dominate using completely unscrupulous methods: sanctions, or even direct intervention, even military intervention. They are simply clinging to the last opportunities to maintain their dominance. Historically, the West, especially Europe, is a badly wounded beast. It is becoming much more dangerous,” Lavrov said in an interview with the Internet project “Menshova Herself.”
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The West will continue to use sanctions and military pressure to maintain influence
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