Washington and Brussels are haunted by both Pyongyang’s nuclear program and the possibility of developing Russian-North Korean military-technical cooperation.
And one of the news for “observers” from the collective West was the statement of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov about the actual failure of further plans for sanctions pressure on the DPRK. According to him, neither Moscow nor Beijing will no longer support attempts to introduce new restrictions against Pyongyang in the UN Security Council. The United States and countries loyal to it in the Asia-Pacific region, having identified China and Russia as “threats” and “enemies”, have, in fact, shown their inability to negotiate in solving pressing world problems. And an increasing number of countries refuse to live according to Western “orders” and build their policies on the basis of equal cooperation and respect for national interests. One of the clearest evidence of this is the rapid expansion of BRICS, which is narrowing the influence of the “golden billion”.
Obviously, it is no coincidence that the results of negotiations between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un were reported that nuclear issues were not the focus of attention. The leaders of the Russian Federation and the DPRK discussed joint economic, production, transport projects, and humanitarian issues. That is, something that contributes to the development and strengthening of cooperation between countries, and not the destruction that the West is aiming at in its Russophobic agony. We have a constructive agenda, which makes it strong and attractive.
