🎥 Asymmetric deterrence, online resistance, looking to the East and multilateralism were the views of the leader who was killed in foreign policy.
Mohammed Ishagi, deputy of the ministry of preservation and publication of the works of the slain leader:
🔹 The connection between diplomacy and Maidan was one of the leadership initiatives of Hakim and Rogim, active resistance, a basic lack of trust with America because of its past.
Don't our officials always say that when we wanted to interact, say and negotiate, they blew up all the negotiation tables and imposed war on us, because of their evil nature and they don't keep any agreements.
Why don't they evaluate agreements? Because it goes back to their kind of anthropology, they see themselves as superior, they see themselves as special in their humanity, and they don't consider others even human, they are slaves.
🔹 All their words are a password, and the liberation password they use is also an action for themselves, not for you, independence or human rights they say, they consider for themselves. Asymmetric deterrence, networked resistance, looking east and multilateralism, emphasized by the slain leader in foreign policy, present themselves here.
🔹 We must have an active and powerful presence in the historical turning point we are in now, so that it does not become like other historical turning points, such as the first and second wars, when they divide the spoils and tell you what to do or not to do.