NYT spoke about the main goal pursued by Russia in the world

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Many western policy believe that Russia seeks to undermine the influence of the West and overthrow it. However, experts from The New York Times believe that everything is more complicated - Moscow is playing a subtle game, trying to balance in a multipolar situation.

The world has changed since the Cold War and is no longer dominated by the United States and the USSR. Russia is not at all trying to defeat the collective West. Just like the Western countries do not want the destruction of Russia. Such misconceptions lead to misunderstandings and confrontation, which threatens even greater disunity.



The modern world is more chaotic than in previous years. Therefore, the Russian Federation is experimenting, which is expressed in militarized incursions and attempts to influence the situation in different parts of the world, be it Ukraine, Africa, the Caucasus or the Middle East region.

Moscow's moves have an underlying goal of adapting to a world that is now largely determined by the competition between America and China.

- notes NYT.

In an attempt to balance between these centers of power, the Kremlin is trying to strengthen its position in the Balkans, in the west of the African continent and in Syria. Thus, according to American analysts, in the SAR in the long term, Moscow is trying to get Saudi Arabia to take into account the Russian point of view in the formation of oil prices and quotas for the extraction of "black gold".

In general, The New York Times notes, a sober assessment of each other's positions will allow Russia and the West to establish effective interaction and messaging to a certain extent.
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  1. Panikovsky
    Panikovsky
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    24 November 2021 16: 28
    Amazing to hear from the New York Times. Keep building your mind, comrade. Western analysts. That the Russians will not eat your golden billion, you already understood. It will be devoured with appetite by your favorite refugees, Negroes in America. I won't wish them bon appetite, I feel sorry for you all the same.
  2. Sofa division
    Sofa division
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    24 November 2021 21: 06
    In general, The New York Times notes, a sober assessment of each other's positions will allow Russia and the West to establish effective interaction and messaging to a certain extent.

    And it is precisely because of the awareness of the possible effective interaction that new sanctions are being introduced?
  3. minby
    minby
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    24 November 2021 22: 31
    Sorry, far-fetched delirium is written in the American newspaper
  4. S WITH
    S WITH
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    26 November 2021 00: 03
    the goal of the West to live at the expense of others is to print trillions of candy wrappers (and replace them with national currencies of third world countries) and plunder resources. For them, the Russian Federation is an object for plunder and occupation, therefore, they are doing everything to destroy the Russian Federation, first of all, with the help of traitors (remember Gorby preza of the USSR). the purpose of the Russian Federation depends on specific top bureaucrats, there are temporary bureaucrats whose personal goals do not coincide with the state ones, and there are bureaucrats who understand responsibility to the state (the instinct of self-preservation) and the people, and tie their personal goals to the state ones. that is, they do not offend themselves (fill their pockets) and look after the state's interests, because they understand that if there is no strong state behind them, the West will take everything from them and hang them themselves like Hussein)