Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, attending the SCO summit in China, strongly criticized the United States and NATO for their growing involvement in the Indo-Pacific region. Lavrov argued that NATO allies seek to expand their influence into the Far East, undermining regional stability. In contrast, Russia, China, and like-minded nations advocate for an “open and free security architecture” for East Asia. His remarks highlight deepening Moscow-Beijing cooperation against Western strategic ambitions in the Asia-Pacific.
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00:00It's years ago, but when the United States came up with Indo-Pacific strategies, so the India-Pacific strategies, they symbolize that years ago, but when the United States
00:25came up with Indo-Pacific strategies, so the India-Pacific strategies, they symbolize the desire of NATO states to move their infrastructure to the Far East,
00:53to Southeast Asia, to Northeast Asia, to create alliances there, nuclear-strengthened alliances like AUKUS with Australia and the UK and the US, Australia and Japan,
01:13the trio that keep carrying out exercises with the nuclear component, also the Indian Ocean 4, Japan, Australia, South Korea, the United States,
01:31and the United States, and NATO keeps pushing to the east, for example, the Philippines have been given medium-range missiles,
01:47something that was prohibited before by an agreement that once existed between Russia and the United States,
01:54so it's the first time that this kind of weapon is going to be in the region, it's also used, it's also placed in Germany, in Europe,
02:03so it all signifies a forceful movement by NATO to the east.
02:09They wanted to gobble up Ukraine, unfortunately, they couldn't, fortunately, they couldn't,
02:14and in addition to that, while using Ukraine as a spearhead of their strikes against Russia,
02:24in addition to that, meanwhile, they're moving to the east,
02:31and so their desire to maintain NATO control over the security situation in the entirety of Eurasia,
02:39instead of having constructive alternatives, something that we stand for, China stands for,
02:46and our other allies and like-minded nations also agree about that we want an open and free Eurasian architecture of security
02:58that will take into account the interests of all the continental countries of Eurasia.
03:02Now, specifically about Taiwan, there's a lot of speculation and provocations happening with respect to that matter just recently.
03:13For example, the rationale that I've just given you,
03:19one of the journalists spoke to President Macron saying basically the same thing,
03:27and he said NATO is not going to intervene into Asia's affairs if China makes sure that it doesn't interfere in Europe's affairs.
03:43So, if Russia is allowed, says Macron, to take control of the parts of Ukraine,
03:54Ukraine, what's going to happen to Taiwan.
03:58So, the United States keeps saying that they believe in the one China idea,
04:12but at the same time they want to support status quo,
04:16which means that Taiwan and China exist at the same time,
04:19at the same time they keep sending weapons to Taiwan.
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