Lavrov Critiques Western Aggression and Military Interventions
West knows no bounds to aggression, tries to resolve issues by force — Lavrov

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During a meeting in Perm, Russia, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov condemned Western policies for their aggressive nature and reliance on military intervention. He highlighted the imposition of unprecedented sanctions and criticized NATO's expansion into the Far East, asserting that these actions undermine global stability and exacerbate regional conflicts in areas like the Middle East.
- 01Lavrov stated that the West's aggressive policy disregards boundaries and principles of free trade.
- 02He emphasized that sanctions are not the only tool used by the West, citing direct military interventions as a growing trend.
- 03The Russian Foreign Minister pointed to conflicts in Iran, Palestine, Libya, Syria, and Yemen as examples of Western-created problems.
- 04Lavrov claimed that NATO is expanding its infrastructure into the Far East under the guise of containing China.
- 05He warned that all regions outside the West have been effectively designated as zones of responsibility for NATO.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, speaking at a meeting of the United Russia party's General Council Committee on International Cooperation and Support for Compatriots Abroad in Perm, criticized the aggressive policies of Western nations. He argued that the West's approach to international issues knows no bounds, as it increasingly resorts to direct military intervention alongside imposing unprecedented sanctions. Lavrov stated, "In their relentless pursuit of dominance, the West applies an aggressive policy with no regard for boundaries," indicating that such actions undermine core principles of free trade, market forces, and property rights. He highlighted various conflicts in Eurasia, including those in Iran, Palestine, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, as examples of problems exacerbated by Western interference. Furthermore, Lavrov expressed concern over NATO's expansion into the Far East, suggesting that it is framed as a strategy to contain the People's Republic of China. He emphasized that this expansion reflects a broader trend of Western nations declaring regions outside their influence as zones of responsibility for NATO, further complicating global stability.
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