Moscow: The United States is worried about losing its role in the world.
Russia’s foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a statement that the United States was “concerned about losing its role in the world”.
A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman responded to recent remarks by Secretary of State Anthony Blinken about the “global role of the United States.”
According to the Tass news agency, “Maria Zakharova” said on Friday (yesterday) that the United States has become accustomed to its sense of uniqueness and is now afraid of losing its leading role in international affairs.
According to the Russian official, the United States wants to always be a leader in the international arena and can not cope with the loss of its leadership in the world, which is an inevitable issue.
According to Zakharova, these fears are clearly seen in the recent remarks of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, who said that the Americans are doomed to lead, otherwise the world will fall into chaos or will be replaced by someone. Which do not have their values.
“This means that much of what is being done by the United States today is based on the fear of losing its monopoly and its main role, and has little to do with real leadership,” a Russian foreign ministry spokesman said.
“This means that the United States does not really understand that it has no leadership skills at this stage,” he added. They do not really see that the world is now built on other conceptual approaches. “When the political elites are afraid of anything and it shows that fear, (actually those political elites) have failed.”
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Friday (yesterday) expressed her position on various issues from Ukraine to the UN Security Council.
“We believe there is no alternative to Burjam, and that has been our position from the beginning,” he said in response to White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan’s claims about Burjam and “US alternatives” to the deal.
According to Zakharova, “When the United States withdrew from the agreement, we did our best to continue the implementation of the UN Security Council. “When Washington changed its position again, our position remained unchanged.”
