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Putin Says West Trying to Regain Global Leadership ‘by Any Means Necessary’

Russian president addresses BRICS Business Forum in India

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In a BRICS Business Forum address in India, Russian president says competition with West taking on ‘unsavory’ forms, including attempts to block international transport corridors

·Ankara, Türkiye
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(Jakarta·Istanbul=Yonhap News) Correspondents Son Hyun-kyu and Kim Dong-ho = Russian leader Vladimir Putin, who visited India to attend the BRICS summit...

·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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The West directs the destruction of facilities and pipelines in an attempt to contain economic leadership, Russian President Vladimir Putin said. The Russian leader addressed the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi on a three-day visit to India, transmitting RIA News. The Head of State pointed to aggressive methods of opposing the world arena. "Unfortunately, your Western competitors are today trying to recover their former leadership in any way. …

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Western countries are trying to regain their former leadership, and this struggle is taking on unattractive forms at the State level in the form of instruments such as the destruction of industrial and logistical facilities, the seizure of ships and sanctions." Unfortunately, our Western competitors are today trying in any way to regain their former leadership.

Vladimir Putin believes that an economic power shift is underway. On Friday, the Russian president claimed that the old economic superpowers are losing ground – while the BRICS countries are advancing. Putin made the statements during a business event ahead of the BRICS summit in India. – The world is undergoing profound, structural changes, said Putin. He claimed that the “old leaders”, who […] The post – The West is losing its grip first appea…

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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