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Lavrov:

 

World's Fate Can't be Defined by One State

 

 

Sputnik, Moscow, 24 August 2015

 

The world powers shouldn't forget "the lessons of the past in order to avoid
replaying old mistakes in the future," the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei
Lavrov stated.

 

Attempts to falsify the history of World War II offend many nations and
undermine basic foundations of world's order, Russian Foreign Minister
Sergei Lavrov wrote in the article entitled "The lessons of history and new
frontiers," published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta.

 



Sergei Lavrov

 

Lavrov claimed that "the world's fate can't be defined by one state or by a
small group of countries." The violation of this "copy-book maxim" could
lead to the repetition of occurrences like the shelling of Yugoslavia,
occupation of Iraq, chaos in Libya, and civil war in Ukraine, Lavrov
continued.

 

China and Russia, which won the Second World War and were among those
countries that had founded the UN and are now members of UN Security
Council, should actively take part in forming the multi-polar world order,
Lavrov added.  He also pointed out that Russia-China cooperation is very
important for maintaining regional and international stability.

 

"We [Russia and China] are decidedly against giving the law by one state to
other sovereign countries, including with use of force, imposing one-sided
sanctions, and application of practice of double standards," he wrote.

 

In 1999, US-led NATO military operations against the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia was launched without a UN Security Council resolution. The
bombings of the country's capital, Belgrade, resulted in the thousands of
casualties among civilians and disintegration and collapse of the Balkan
state.

 

In 2003, the US invaded Iraq, sparking a decade-long war, bringing the
Middle East country to its knees and eventually stimulating the rise of the
ISIL militant group that now threatens the whole region.

 

And, at last, Americans widely supported the overthrow of the legitimate
powers in a row of countries across the globe; Libya and Ukraine among them.
The situation went out of control in those states and it led to dramatic
political destabilization and emergence of full-scale civil wars.

 

 

From: http://sputniknews.com/politics/20150824/1026108018.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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