The post-1991 or post-Cold War world order has just died today.

Source: Amrullah Saleh page in "X"

First Vice President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, former head of Afghan intelligence Amrullah Saleh commented on the international situation following a telephone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump.

“President Putin achieved most of the strategic objectives he had set at the outset of the Special Military Operation against Ukraine. My impression of his achievements.

1 - Ukraine will not become a member of NATO.

2 - Much of the Russian-speaking lands of Ukraine are already under Russia's control.

3 - The Trans-Atlantic alliance is shaken.

4 - Sanctions have failed to weaken the Russian economy or the Russian military.

5 - A multi-polar world is now a reality, not just an abstract concept.

6 - Europe's economy is weaker than before the Ukraine war due to the boycott of Russian energy and the destruction of Nord Stream 1.

7 - The Russian army has modernized the hard way and got battled hardened and  experienced through hardship and sacrifice.

8 - Confidence in Russian weaponry has been restored, attracting more clients as it stood against the entire NATO war industry.

9 - Cohesion with a character of conservatism is back in Russian society - liberals, oligarchs  and anarchists are missing altogether. The NGO community lost it badly too.

10 - A geographic space more commonly called Eurasia is now recognized as a zone of Russia's influence, acknowledged verbally by the United States of America.

11 - Russia has gained enough geopolitical weight to assert influence in any global matter particularly in places that are void of meaningful western presence.

We are witnessing the dawn of a new world order. The post-1991  or post cold war  word order has just died today.”


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