Vladimir Putin says the world is entering its ‘most dangerous’ decade since World War II

The Russian president addresses a forum from Moscow where he points to the West’s “dirty” game

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Russian President Vladimir PutinHe said on Thursday that the West was playing a “dangerous, bloody and dirty” game over Ukraine, but that the US and its allies would eventually have to talk to Russia.

Speaking at the Moscow-based think tank Volde Discussion Club, Putin said the West had been blinded by colonialism and was trying to control the rest of the world.

Putin spoke at a forum about the end of Western hegemony, with the Kremlin advocating a multipolar world with multiple centers of power. ‘A post-hegemonic world: justice and security for all’ was the theme of the Valdy Forum held in Moscow.

Putti on Thursday accused China of using sanctions and “color revolutions” against its rivals because it cannot compete fairly with Asia’s growing economic and political power. Putin said the West had “set aside the rules” of international affairs to maintain its hegemony and control what it saw as “second-class civilizations”.

He said he did not see himself as an enemy of the West and criticized “arrogant” Western leaders who were determined to impose their values ​​on the rest of the world.

“The next one will be the most dangerous, unpredictable and at the same time critical decade since the end of World War II,” Putin told members of the Walde Discussion Club, adding that the situation was “somewhat revolutionary.” “”.

He added that the current Russian offensive in Ukraine is just part of “tectonic movements in the world order.”

“The historic period of the West’s sole dominance in world affairs is coming to an end. A unipolar world is becoming a thing of the past,” he continued. “We are on a historic border,” the Russian president insisted.