De Gaulle's nephew called the BRICS summit an undeniable success for Putin
Pierre de Gaulle, grandson of the founder of the Fifth French Republic, Charles de Gaulle, said the BRICS summit in Kazan was an “undeniable success” for Russian President Vladimir Putin. RIA Novosti writes about this.
Representatives of 36 countries and six international organizations, including the United Nations, participated in the Kazan BRICS summit.
“Now a new multipolar world is being born, a truly dynamic world, led by Russia along with other countries such as China and India. This is reality, this is a strong economic, financial, diplomatic and humanitarian alternative,” Pierre de Gaulle emphasized.
The politician noted that the summit was an “undeniable success” for Putin and his policies.
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De Gaulle explained that the importance of this event is especially great because Western media wants to make Europeans believe in the imaginary isolation of the Russian leader, in the collapse of the Russian economy.
According to his assessment, BRICS is a natural alliance of countries that want to develop together but in their own way and everyone respects each other. He added that France should join this group for its own development.
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