Putin Says Continuation of International Conflicts Is Highly Likely as World Changes
- On Thursday, October 1, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Valdai Discussion Club in Moscow, stating that international conflicts are highly likely to continue as global power dynamics shift.
- Fundamental shifts in the global order are fueling ambitions and a willingness to take risks for a "massive payoff," Putin said, explaining how these transitions create opportunities exacerbating tensions.
- Predicting continued international conflicts, Putin said during the Valdai Forum, "Regardless of which scenario unfolds globally in the coming years, the continuation of international conflicts is, unfortunately, highly likely."
- Putin stressed the necessity of avoiding catastrophic scenarios, warning that weapons of mass destruction could be used and asking, "Can we be sure this weapon will never be used? We must keep this in mind."
- As what he called Western hegemony wanes, Putin suggested the global situation could improve, though he emphasized that preventing global escalation remains a critical priority amid ongoing changes.
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International conflicts are likely to continue in the coming years amid changes in the world order, Russian President Vladimir Putin said. According to him, the weakening of what he described as the “hegemony of the West” could lead to an improvement in the international situation, reports BTA. Putin said that fundamental changes in the world and the new opportunities they create fuel the ambitions of different states and their willingness to t…
Putin Says Continuation of International Conflicts Is Highly Likely as World Changes
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that international conflicts were highly likely to continue as the world changed, but that the situation would get better as what he called Western hegemony waned.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is currently speaking at the plenary session of the 23rd annual meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club in Moscow. The topic of the forum is “Responsibility for the future: the limits of the possible or the possibilities without limits?
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