Upon comparing the Russian and Indian leaders’ speeches, there’s no doubt that they share the same vision not just for the Far East, but also for the global systemic transition to multipolarity more broadly.
The declining West and G-7 will of course be watching and seeking opportunities to sabotage, hinder, undermine the BRI, EAEU etc., as the suspected US involvement in the Dubin assassination, and the attack on the Russian embassy in Kabul, shows. The IAEA inspectors also showed a lack of objectivity in failing to mention Ukrainian shells in their reports on the Zaporizhye nuclear plant. And India may also have to pay a price for its 'independence' from US orders.....All this is to be expected as the hitherto 'unipolar' power compensates for its actual decline with increasingly desperate attempts to reverse it.
The declining West and G-7 will of course be watching and seeking opportunities to sabotage, hinder, undermine the BRI, EAEU etc., as the suspected US involvement in the Dubin assassination, and the attack on the Russian embassy in Kabul, shows. The IAEA inspectors also showed a lack of objectivity in failing to mention Ukrainian shells in their reports on the Zaporizhye nuclear plant. And India may also have to pay a price for its 'independence' from US orders.....All this is to be expected as the hitherto 'unipolar' power compensates for its actual decline with increasingly desperate attempts to reverse it.