According to Russian media reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been busy with the formulation of related policies related to the new crown pneumonia vaccine policy, economic recovery and energy exports, and until last month, he rarely appeared on television. However, since this month's "Energy Week International Forum", the public has found that he has appeared on television a lot more often, and Putin can easily become a topic of conversation with his own speeches, and some of his remarks can be called very "out of line".
Yesterday morning, the Vardai International Debate Club, a well-known Russian think tank, held an annual meeting, and they invited President Putin to make a live presentation. Putin's energy was very good that day, and he spoke continuously for more than 2 hours, plus more than 1 hour of interaction, so that the public directly called "enjoyable". Among them, he talked about a very concerned issue, that is, Erdogan criticized the UN Security Council for being too arbitrary, "can not let five countries decide the fate of the world", and proposed that the Security Council must be expanded and the veto power removed, a statement that was endorsed by some small countries.
Putin unabashedly criticized this statement: "If this is done, the United Nations will also die, and it will really become a club!" He also said when talking about Afghanistan: The DECISION of the United States to withdraw troops from Afghanistan is correct, but the United States and Europe should not absolve themselves of responsibility for the current events and future of the country. They should first unfreeze Afghan assets abroad and offer them the possibility of solving their most important socio-economic problems. In short, Russia's position is to make Afghanistan better and better, and so should other countries.
But he immediately threw out a strange argument: in the context of the widening gap between rich and poor, capitalism has made itself into a mess and is coming to an end. He argues that the capitalist countries are now clearly in question of order, and that the chaotic contradictions in the country make the state apparatus inoperable. In short, the richest countries and regions have seen the increasing inequality of material interests and opportunities within society, and it is conceivable that other countries at the international level are the same.
It was Putin's remarks that made many people dissatisfied with him, and American netizens shouted at him: "What about Russia? Russia is not a capitalist country? It seems difficult for you to figure out where you are. There are also Americans who admit that from last year to the present, there have been several upheavals in domestic society; but he has never thought that this is the result of the so-called capitalist system, but the impact of the new crown pneumonia and the "occasional incident" of the Floyd incident, which cannot be broadly represented.
In addition, Putin also talked about Sino-Russian relations, energy issues, climate issues, Ukraine issues, and diplomatic relations with the United States. He impressed many of those present with his very talkative personality, and Peter Duterkovich, a professor at Carleton University in Canada, believed that Putin's speech was much tougher than usual, and that he "issued to foreign partners that we should pay more attention to Russia", which is very uncommon.