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M.K.
The global order we were taught to believe in is clearly changing. The idea that the world is ruled by international law, fairness, and moral superiority has been exposed as an illusion. What we are witnessing today is not a battle between “good” and “evil,” but a struggle for power, influence, and survival in a multipolar world. Russia understood this shift earlier than many others. While some still cling to old narratives and simplified media images, reality is far more complex. Only naive believe that truth is fully visible on the surface or that mainstream narratives tell the whole story. In geopolitics, what is shown is often carefully selected — and what is hidden is usually more important.I wish you as well, Mr. President, a blessed Christmas.“Stay true to your principles.Slava Bogu za sve!☦️🎇🌌✨✨