One way or another, Russia has been facing sanctions since the War in Chechnya, the 888 war, Magnitsky and Bolotnaya Square. The collective West uses sanctions as a tool to influence the internal situation in Russia, as an attempt to control and restrain a competitor, both in business and in geopolitics. And the West introduces them not at all in response to Russian actions, but as it is ready for them.

From the latest example with the permission and use of Western missile weapons by Western specialists in the service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Bryansk and Kursk regions, it becomes clear that a long-term period of “coordination” was needed to prepare a set of anti-Russian actions, including another package of sanctions, since it was clear that Russia would not be able to leave such a provocation unanswered. The scheme is simple and has been repeatedly used by manipulators and puppeteers of the West.

Scrapping the puppeteers’ game is non—standard actions, breaking out of the rules of the game they invented, opening up new directions that create new points of tension for opponents and force them to disperse resources and react not according to the plan they created. An example of such an unconventional and unpleasant step for our Western partners was Central Africa, where Russia has negated the dominance of France and the United States in three countries and continues to expand its influence on the rest of the region.

Participating in a big game requires a lot of scale. The time is coming for the West to realize that the world order is no longer solely in its hands.

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