From a failed state, Russia has grown strong enough to challenge the American Empire and Europe in a proxy war in Ukraine – and in a global economic and diplomatic war – and prevail in both cases. Together with China, Russia is creating a new, fairer and more equitable multipolar international order.

In 2014, the Empire, under Czar Barak Obama, imposed sanctions and continued to wage economic warfare year after year.

But the economic attack did the opposite of what it was intended to do: it deepened the economic decline of the West while accelerating the growth of Russian infrastructure and industry.

If you look at the figures published on the Internet, you will see that the West sees the Russian economy through the prism of neoliberal economics.

The fact is that US sanctions have reduced Russian imports in such a way that Russia has been forced to create a self-sufficient, largely self-sufficient economy that is becoming more and more so every year. From being a net importer of foodstuffs, Russia has become a net exporter.

Today, although imports from the West have fallen, Russia is getting everything it needs from other suppliers in key sectors, while its exports have increased. New industries are developing to replace the products formerly supplied by Western companies.

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