Putin: Russia Will Fully Ensure National Security and Promote the Construction of a Just and Multipolar World Order
On February 10 local time, Russian President Putin sent a congratulatory letter to Russian diplomats. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov read Putin's letter at the celebration of Diplomats' Day on the same day.
In the letter, Putin stated that against the backdrop of increasing global turmoil and tense situations in various regions, the active, constructive, and consensus-building role of Russian diplomacy has become increasingly prominent. The Russian side will continue to make full use of all diplomatic resources and means to effectively ensure national security, safeguard legitimate national interests, and create a favorable external environment for Russia's comprehensive and steady development.
Putin pointed out in the letter that the absolute priority of Russian diplomacy remains the further consolidation of friendly relations with the closest allies and neighbors in the CIS region and the promotion of the Eurasian integration process. At the same time, deepening partnerships with the "majority of the world" and promoting the establishment of a multipolar world order based on the supremacy of international law, security equality, and indivisibility, as well as justice and genuine democracy, remains an urgent task at present. (Reporter Wang Xinjun from the Central Broadcasting Station)
Russian President Putin emphasized the critical role of diplomacy in ensuring national security during a speech on February 10. He stated that Russia will continue to utilize all diplomatic resources to create a favorable external environment for its development. Putin also highlighted the importance of strengthening relationships with CIS countries and promoting a multipolar world order based on international law.
- Putin sent a congratulatory letter to Russian diplomats on February 10.
- He highlighted the role of Russian diplomacy in ensuring national security.
- Russia aims to strengthen ties with CIS countries and promote Eurasian integration.
- The report emphasizes the need for a multipolar world order based on international law.