February 2007. The 43th edition of the Munich Security Conference is fully underway. Selected Topic of the Year: “Global Crisis, Global Responsibility”. Vladimir Putin, the president of the Russian Federation, to his desk for his speech. His face is closed and he is going to send a warning blow to reject American imperialism:
“What is a one -sided world? You may need to place this term. It actually only means one thing: one center of power, one center of force, only one decision -making center. It is one master world, one sovereign.”
A speech that stops souls puts a strong Russian return that can stand for an American giant. But the West, and especially the United States, will not seriously take on the meaning of this discourse, which still determines all external actions in the coming years of the man who came to the head of the country seven years earlier. The country, which was destroyed in the early 2000s, was offended and isolated by the winners of the Cold War.
This is the leading point for Putin’s excellent documentary: Bear Return to Dance Available on Prime Video. Director Seasonal Documentary Fredrick Tonol, a prestigious Albert London Prize in 1996, is all more interesting and essential as it gives a very valuable keys to understand the path of this former KGB officer who is burning the secret obsession, at least replacing Russia in the center of the world chess.
“Everyone who doesn’t regret the Soviet Union has no heart”
The latter always said this: The disappearance of the USSR was a disaster. “Anyone who doesn’t regret the Soviet Union has no heart but whoever wants to re -evaluate it has no head” Putin said, whose notes are mentioned in the documentary, former Foreign Minister Hubert Verrin and the file knowledgeable.
“During the German unification, promises were made at the highest level. NATO would not approach Russia. Despite its obligations with Gorbachev, NATO always continued to the east.” Comments on Dimitri Muratov, editor -Novya Gazeta, a well -known investigative journal, Nobel Prize in 2001. The newspaper that paid a terrible tribute to the truth, from his six killed journalists, the most famous of which, Anna Politkovska, in 2006.
Hammer’s diplomacy
For years, the sovereign hatred for Russia has ended to wake the Russian bear. The alarm clock will be cruel … When Putin gradually sees that NATO is approaching the Russian boundaries thanks to the former grooves of the Eastern block, he feels danger and betrayal. Tactic and opportunistic, he quickly and hardly strike the practice of hammer diplomacy.
The annexation of Crimea in 2014, due to the Ukrainian Revolution, supports the Donbas separatists. The Bashar Al -Asssad regime was supported in Syria in the middle of the war, with the so -called “hybrid” war, as it unites Russian troops by hiring the Wagner Group. If the Kremlin has never officially adopted this group, it remains essential in the external theaters in most Russian interventions.
Founded by Euguen, a “Putin Cook” founded in this group, allows this group to impose a Russian presence in places that have been seen as countries such as the United States or France. In Libya, the 2000 Wagner mercenaries will be sent to consolidate Russian interests. Economic, of course.
This group will also be in the foreground of the Ukrainian invasion. The Russian Federation’s Armed Forces General and more critically creating increasing tensions, Euguen Prigojin died in August 2023. Many naturally saw the Kremlin brand.
“The USSR never has as many friends in the nearest and in the Middle East as Putin’s intervention in Syria.” Comments by Alexander Orlov, former Russian ambassador to France, from 2008 to 2017. “Russia has become an important element of any negotiation or peace regulation in this world region”.
Thus, the documentary is multiplied by the examples of this new Russian motorcycleism: Africa, Georgia, Abkhazia, Russian interpositional forces In 2020 Hhout Carabaga War… Russian bears came into dance on the international stage, but at what price now?
Source: Allocine
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