Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov noted that “global processes are becoming more complicated as a result of Washington’s policy of creating a unipolar world”, noting that “we see the features of this aggressive policy, tantamount to neo-colonialism, whether in the Middle East or North.” Africa and the periphery of the former Soviet Union.

During a meeting with his Syrian counterpart Faisal Mikdad, he stated that “Russia and Syria, in addition to a number of other countries, stand for the observance of the principles of international law, the UN Charter, sovereignty and justice in international relations. “, explaining that “based on these principles, Russia supports Damascus in the fight against terrorism, promises its territory and its security, and also appreciates the position of Damascus and its solidarity with Moscow regarding the conduct of a special military operation in Ukraine.”

Lavrov also praised Syria’s recognition of the independence of Donetsk and Luhansk in June last year, stressing that “the constant communication between the foreign ministries of Russia and Syria is the implementation of the instructions of the two presidents regarding the consolidation and strengthening of bilateral relations between the two countries.” and the establishment of a settlement in Syria.