Putin's role in foreign policy has been clarified
In Russia, the main decisions regarding international politics and the state's foreign policy are made specifically by President Vladimir Putin. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This was stated by the press secretary of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov. According to him, the position of the head of state is considered the most important factor in determining foreign policy.
Peskov also commented on the statements regarding foreign policy made by former President Dmitry Medvedev. He emphasized that great attention will be paid to the non-proliferation of Russian nuclear weapons and noted the necessity of feeling responsibility in statements on nuclear issues.
Additionally, there was discussion about new topics that arose from the remote debates between U.S. President Donald Trump and Dmitry Medvedev. When Trump mentioned that he had ordered the placement of two nuclear submarines in the relevant area, Peskov highlighted that American submarines are already on combat duty and that this is one of the current standard processes.
Peskov stated that he does not see any signs of escalation or conflict in Russia, and that the situation is stable and manageable. Kremlin representatives are cautious about nuclear rhetoric and consider peace and stability in the international arena as a priority goal.
In today's geopolitical conditions, the personal position of President Putin, his diplomatic approaches, and clear statements define the state policy in Russia's foreign affairs. Kremlin officials believe it is important to take into account only the opinion of the head of state in all decisions and statements.
The public and international experts are paying special attention to the stability and responsibility in Russia's foreign policy. Future events and Kremlin statements will undoubtedly have significant importance in the global political environment.
