
Expert Stanislav Tkachenko called Russian President Vladimir Putin’s speech at the BRICS summit philosophical, noting the call for a transition to a multipolar world and the rejection of illegal sanctions.
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Vladimir Putin's speech at the BRICS summit was dedicated to building a multipolar world and cooperation between states.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech at the BRICS summit focused on the opportunity for countries to unite. This was pointed out by Stanislav Tkachenko, professor of the Department of European Studies of the Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University (SPbSU), an expert of the Valdai Club, Lenta.ru reports in his material.
In his opinion, the Russian leader advocates a transition from anarchy to a more sustainable world order and the construction of a multipolar world.
“Putin’s speech seemed precisely philosophical to me. BRICS reflects the desire of many states to live in peace (and Putin clearly said this), where all parties equally respect each other’s interests, where there are no illegal sanctions, (...) no one is carried away by extremely deep integration projects,” Tkachenko noted.

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