Putin: Russia advocates for equitable security system in Eurasia
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia advocates for an equitable and indivisible international security system without diktat or pressure, emphasizing its particular need for Eurasia to foster mutually beneficial cooperation and global stability.
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President Vladimir Putin addressed participants in international socio-political hearings on Eurasian security. He reiterated Russia's long-standing position on international relations and security.
MOSCOW, May 22. /TASS/. Russia consistently and persistently advocates for the creation of an international system of equitable and indivisible security without diktat or pressure, President Vladimir Putin stated in his greeting to participants in the international socio-political hearings on Eurasian security.
"Our country consistently and persistently advocates for the creation of an international system of equitable and indivisible security that would exclude methods of diktat and forceful pressure, and guarantee a peaceful, political and diplomatic resolution of any interstate disputes and contradictions," he noted in an address, read by Andrey Klimov, a member of the bureau of the Supreme Council of the United Russia party.
The Russian president also emphasized that such an international security system must create conditions for the development of truly mutually beneficial cooperation based on universally recognized and binding legal norms.
"Such a security and cooperation architecture is especially needed for Eurasia - the largest and most populous continent on the globe," the Russian leader emphasized. "Strengthening mutual trust and constructive partnerships between Eurasian countries is undoubtedly a crucial factor in ensuring global stability and building a just, democratic world order."
In conclusion, Putin expressed confidence that the participants in the hearings would conduct meaningful, thorough discussions, and that the ideas and proposals put forward at the event would be implemented for the benefit of the countries themselves and their peoples.
Open Questions
- What specific proposals were discussed at the hearings?
- How do other Eurasian countries perceive Russia's proposed security system?
- What are the concrete steps Russia plans to take to implement this vision?
- What is the United Russia party's specific role in promoting this agenda?
