Putin Slams Us Lawmakers Visits To Taiwan Blames Us For Russia S Ongoing Invasion Of Ukraine

Speaking to an audience of military officials from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Russian leader accused “Western globalist elites” of shifting the blame “for their own failures to Russia and China”. Putin repeated his earlier claim that the Russian military invaded Ukraine to stop the US government’s attempt to turn the country against Russia. “They need conflicts to maintain their hegemony,” Putin was quoted as saying. “That’s why they turned the Ukrainian people into cannon fodder. The situation in Ukraine shows that the United States is trying to derail the conflict and is acting in exactly the same way by trying to fuel the conflicts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.” More from NextShark: MLB Exec’s Racist Attack on Kim Ng Strikes Back After Her Historic Achievement Putin’s condemnation of Western powers comes amid a series of sanctions imposed by the US, Canada, the UK and other countries. The sanctions, imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine, targeted the country’s banks, oil refineries and military exports, among others. Putin also referred to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan to accuse Washington of promoting instability around the world. “The American adventure in Taiwan was not just a trip by an irresponsible politician,” Putin said. “It was part of a deliberate and conscious US strategy intended to destabilize the situation and create chaos in the region and around the world, a blatant display of disrespect for another country’s sovereignty and its own international obligations.” More from NextShark: Brain Coach Jim Kwik on the cover of 2021 Entrepreneur Magazine Putin said attempts by the so-called “Western elites” to cling to the “existing globalist model” are already doomed. “The era of the unipolar world order is coming to an end,” he added. The story continues Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who also spoke during the conference, further claimed that in addition to weapons supplied by Western governments to Ukraine, they are also helping the Ukrainian military with detailed intelligence information and trainers to teach them how to handle their weapon systems. Shoigu denied both claims that Russia could potentially use nuclear or chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. More from NextShark: Filipina-American WNBC reporter Katherine Creag dies ‘Suddenly’ at 47 While Putin’s fight against the West has made him an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a recent report suggesting that China is stealing sensitive data from Russian defense could put their friendship to the test. A report by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs claimed that China’s government-linked hacking group TA428 carried out numerous attacks on Russia’s military-industrial complex. “The attack targeted industrial facilities, design offices and research institutes, government agencies, ministries and departments in several Eastern European countries (Belarus, Russia and Ukraine), as well as in Afghanistan,” the report notes. More from NextShark: Womn. Founder Sophia Chang said she was ‘going back to Wuhan’ while dining on Newport Beach Featured image via Sky News

title: “Putin Slams Us Lawmakers Visits To Taiwan Blames Us For Russia S Ongoing Invasion Of Ukraine Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-04” author: “Maynard Patel”

Speaking to an audience of military officials from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Russian leader accused “Western globalist elites” of shifting the blame “for their own failures to Russia and China”. Putin repeated his earlier claim that the Russian military invaded Ukraine to stop the US government’s attempt to turn the country against Russia. “They need conflicts to maintain their hegemony,” Putin was quoted as saying. “That’s why they turned the Ukrainian people into cannon fodder. The situation in Ukraine shows that the United States is trying to derail the conflict and is acting in exactly the same way by trying to fuel the conflicts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.” More from NextShark: MLB Exec’s Racist Attack on Kim Ng Strikes Back After Her Historic Achievement Putin’s condemnation of Western powers comes amid a series of sanctions imposed by the US, Canada, the UK and other countries. The sanctions, imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine, targeted the country’s banks, oil refineries and military exports, among others. Putin also referred to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan to accuse Washington of promoting instability around the world. “The American adventure in Taiwan was not just a trip by an irresponsible politician,” Putin said. “It was part of a deliberate and conscious US strategy intended to destabilize the situation and create chaos in the region and around the world, a blatant display of disrespect for another country’s sovereignty and its own international obligations.” More from NextShark: Brain Coach Jim Kwik on the cover of 2021 Entrepreneur Magazine Putin said attempts by the so-called “Western elites” to cling to the “existing globalist model” are already doomed. “The era of the unipolar world order is coming to an end,” he added. The story continues Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who also spoke during the conference, further claimed that in addition to weapons supplied by Western governments to Ukraine, they are also helping the Ukrainian military with detailed intelligence information and trainers to teach them how to handle their weapon systems. Shoigu denied both claims that Russia could potentially use nuclear or chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. More from NextShark: Filipina-American WNBC reporter Katherine Creag dies ‘Suddenly’ at 47 While Putin’s fight against the West has made him an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a recent report suggesting that China is stealing sensitive data from Russian defense could put their friendship to the test. A report by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs claimed that China’s government-linked hacking group TA428 carried out numerous attacks on Russia’s military-industrial complex. “The attack targeted industrial facilities, design offices and research institutes, government agencies, ministries and departments in several Eastern European countries (Belarus, Russia and Ukraine), as well as in Afghanistan,” the report notes. More from NextShark: Womn. Founder Sophia Chang said she was ‘going back to Wuhan’ while dining on Newport Beach Featured image via Sky News

title: “Putin Slams Us Lawmakers Visits To Taiwan Blames Us For Russia S Ongoing Invasion Of Ukraine Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-23” author: “Abdul Neal”

Speaking to an audience of military officials from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Russian leader accused “Western globalist elites” of shifting the blame “for their own failures to Russia and China”. Putin repeated his earlier claim that the Russian military invaded Ukraine to stop the US government’s attempt to turn the country against Russia. “They need conflicts to maintain their hegemony,” Putin was quoted as saying. “That’s why they turned the Ukrainian people into cannon fodder. The situation in Ukraine shows that the United States is trying to derail the conflict and is acting in exactly the same way by trying to fuel the conflicts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.” More from NextShark: MLB Exec’s Racist Attack on Kim Ng Strikes Back After Her Historic Achievement Putin’s condemnation of Western powers comes amid a series of sanctions imposed by the US, Canada, the UK and other countries. The sanctions, imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine, targeted the country’s banks, oil refineries and military exports, among others. Putin also referred to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan to accuse Washington of promoting instability around the world. “The American adventure in Taiwan was not just a trip by an irresponsible politician,” Putin said. “It was part of a deliberate and conscious US strategy intended to destabilize the situation and create chaos in the region and around the world, a blatant display of disrespect for another country’s sovereignty and its own international obligations.” More from NextShark: Brain Coach Jim Kwik on the cover of 2021 Entrepreneur Magazine Putin said attempts by the so-called “Western elites” to cling to the “existing globalist model” are already doomed. “The era of the unipolar world order is coming to an end,” he added. The story continues Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who also spoke during the conference, further claimed that in addition to weapons supplied by Western governments to Ukraine, they are also helping the Ukrainian military with detailed intelligence information and trainers to teach them how to handle their weapon systems. Shoigu denied both claims that Russia could potentially use nuclear or chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. More from NextShark: Filipina-American WNBC reporter Katherine Creag dies ‘Suddenly’ at 47 While Putin’s fight against the West has made him an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a recent report suggesting that China is stealing sensitive data from Russian defense could put their friendship to the test. A report by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs claimed that China’s government-linked hacking group TA428 carried out numerous attacks on Russia’s military-industrial complex. “The attack targeted industrial facilities, design offices and research institutes, government agencies, ministries and departments in several Eastern European countries (Belarus, Russia and Ukraine), as well as in Afghanistan,” the report notes. More from NextShark: Womn. Founder Sophia Chang said she was ‘going back to Wuhan’ while dining on Newport Beach Featured image via Sky News

title: “Putin Slams Us Lawmakers Visits To Taiwan Blames Us For Russia S Ongoing Invasion Of Ukraine Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-08” author: “Ronald Stott”

Speaking to an audience of military officials from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Russian leader accused “Western globalist elites” of shifting the blame “for their own failures to Russia and China”. Putin repeated his earlier claim that the Russian military invaded Ukraine to stop the US government’s attempt to turn the country against Russia. “They need conflicts to maintain their hegemony,” Putin was quoted as saying. “That’s why they turned the Ukrainian people into cannon fodder. The situation in Ukraine shows that the United States is trying to derail the conflict and is acting in exactly the same way by trying to fuel the conflicts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.” More from NextShark: MLB Exec’s Racist Attack on Kim Ng Strikes Back After Her Historic Achievement Putin’s condemnation of Western powers comes amid a series of sanctions imposed by the US, Canada, the UK and other countries. The sanctions, imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine, targeted the country’s banks, oil refineries and military exports, among others. Putin also referred to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan to accuse Washington of promoting instability around the world. “The American adventure in Taiwan was not just a trip by an irresponsible politician,” Putin said. “It was part of a deliberate and conscious US strategy intended to destabilize the situation and create chaos in the region and around the world, a blatant display of disrespect for another country’s sovereignty and its own international obligations.” More from NextShark: Brain Coach Jim Kwik on the cover of 2021 Entrepreneur Magazine Putin said attempts by the so-called “Western elites” to cling to the “existing globalist model” are already doomed. “The era of the unipolar world order is coming to an end,” he added. The story continues Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who also spoke during the conference, further claimed that in addition to weapons supplied by Western governments to Ukraine, they are also helping the Ukrainian military with detailed intelligence information and trainers to teach them how to handle their weapon systems. Shoigu denied both claims that Russia could potentially use nuclear or chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. More from NextShark: Filipina-American WNBC reporter Katherine Creag dies ‘Suddenly’ at 47 While Putin’s fight against the West has made him an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a recent report suggesting that China is stealing sensitive data from Russian defense could put their friendship to the test. A report by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs claimed that China’s government-linked hacking group TA428 carried out numerous attacks on Russia’s military-industrial complex. “The attack targeted industrial facilities, design offices and research institutes, government agencies, ministries and departments in several Eastern European countries (Belarus, Russia and Ukraine), as well as in Afghanistan,” the report notes. More from NextShark: Womn. Founder Sophia Chang said she was ‘going back to Wuhan’ while dining on Newport Beach Featured image via Sky News

title: “Putin Slams Us Lawmakers Visits To Taiwan Blames Us For Russia S Ongoing Invasion Of Ukraine Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-23” author: “Terry Harrell”

Speaking to an audience of military officials from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Russian leader accused “Western globalist elites” of shifting the blame “for their own failures to Russia and China”. Putin repeated his earlier claim that the Russian military invaded Ukraine to stop the US government’s attempt to turn the country against Russia. “They need conflicts to maintain their hegemony,” Putin was quoted as saying. “That’s why they turned the Ukrainian people into cannon fodder. The situation in Ukraine shows that the United States is trying to derail the conflict and is acting in exactly the same way by trying to fuel the conflicts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.” More from NextShark: MLB Exec’s Racist Attack on Kim Ng Strikes Back After Her Historic Achievement Putin’s condemnation of Western powers comes amid a series of sanctions imposed by the US, Canada, the UK and other countries. The sanctions, imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine, targeted the country’s banks, oil refineries and military exports, among others. Putin also referred to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan to accuse Washington of promoting instability around the world. “The American adventure in Taiwan was not just a trip by an irresponsible politician,” Putin said. “It was part of a deliberate and conscious US strategy intended to destabilize the situation and create chaos in the region and around the world, a blatant display of disrespect for another country’s sovereignty and its own international obligations.” More from NextShark: Brain Coach Jim Kwik on the cover of 2021 Entrepreneur Magazine Putin said attempts by the so-called “Western elites” to cling to the “existing globalist model” are already doomed. “The era of the unipolar world order is coming to an end,” he added. The story continues Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who also spoke during the conference, further claimed that in addition to weapons supplied by Western governments to Ukraine, they are also helping the Ukrainian military with detailed intelligence information and trainers to teach them how to handle their weapon systems. Shoigu denied both claims that Russia could potentially use nuclear or chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. More from NextShark: Filipina-American WNBC reporter Katherine Creag dies ‘Suddenly’ at 47 While Putin’s fight against the West has made him an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, a recent report suggesting that China is stealing sensitive data from Russian defense could put their friendship to the test. A report by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs claimed that China’s government-linked hacking group TA428 carried out numerous attacks on Russia’s military-industrial complex. “The attack targeted industrial facilities, design offices and research institutes, government agencies, ministries and departments in several Eastern European countries (Belarus, Russia and Ukraine), as well as in Afghanistan,” the report notes. More from NextShark: Womn. Founder Sophia Chang said she was ‘going back to Wuhan’ while dining on Newport Beach Featured image via Sky News