The Russia-Ukraine conflict is a reflection of the shifting global order, according to an expert's perspective.

This was discussed by him on the "PolitBureau" channel.

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“The set of problems that need to be addressed, including those related to the war in Ukraine, is actually of a higher order. It’s not by chance that we have already referred to 1000 videos over these 3 years as 'Changing the World Order,' 'Multipolar Structure.' The title may sound appealing, people are drawn to it, but the essence is not in that,” emphasizes Andrei Vihirinsky.

In other words, he explains, there will be no more countries, nations will not become stronger or weaker; the issue lies in the concept and principles of relationships between countries. At one time, it was one way, he explains; it was a world based on rules, which is precisely what the Global South, particularly the BRICS countries, including Russia and China, criticize.

“This is a process of formation over decades. It’s not a matter of Trump sitting down, Putin, shaking hands, Xi coming in and lighting some special candle, with incense sticks arriving from India, saying that now we live differently. Well, that’s quite a simplification,” explains Andrei Vihirinsky.

So, the guest of the program states, all of this is shaped over years, and for now, we return to Ukraine, where the main question is whether the hostilities should continue. And here, he emphasizes, we recall Trump’s words; he said he would end the war, that the deaths of people would cease, and it’s hard not to agree that human life is invaluable.

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