PNN – The Bloomberg news site wrote in a report: The close relations between Iran, China, Russia and North Korea have increased the severity of American concerns because Washington’s enemies have formed a coalition to challenge the dominance and influence of the United States.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Bloomberg report states: In order to maintain its dominance and influence, which is rapidly decreasing, America uses the leverage of applying extensive sanctions against its enemies. But these sanctions are losing their effectiveness due to the increasing cooperation between Tehran, Beijing, Moscow and Pyongyang, every day more than the last day.
In this regard, Martin Kimani, the former ambassador of Kenya to the United Nations, also said in a statement pointing out that the dominance and unilateral influence of the United States in the world is rapidly decreasing: The reason for this is that there are emerging powers in the global arena that do not tolerate this unilateral dominance and influence of Washington and are looking for multilateralism in the global space.
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Earlier, the Washington Post wrote in an article referring to Russia’s efforts to deepen relations with non-Western bloc countries: Moscow seeks to challenge America’s dominance over the international system and weaken it.
According to this newspaper, Russia is pleased with its success in preventing Western-backed counter-offensives in Ukraine, followed by political deadlocks in Washington and Brussels over continued financing of Kiev. Moscow also believes that US support for Israel’s invasion of Gaza has damaged Washington’s standing in many parts of the world.
The author further mentioned: Moscow officials point to the increase in trade with China, cooperation with Iran, the expansion of diplomatic relations in the Arab world, and the development of the group of emerging economies known as BRICS, and consider them as a sign of their efforts to weaken the power of the West.
According to the author, the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin on the first day of 2024 is also a proof of this claim. He said: The expansion of BRICS shows the growing authority and role of this group in global affairs, and its focus will be on sovereign equality.
In another part of this report, the Washington Post mentioned Russia’s criticism of the Gaza war: Since the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel, the Kremlin seems to be moving towards deepening its relations with the Arab world, proving this with a rare visit to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.