The political scientist at the University of Moscow spoke about the advantages of the United States in dividing the world into spheres of influence. America sees China's growing activity in Southeast Asia, and Russia maintains partial influence over the CIS countries, Iran and Afghanistan. With agreements with Moscow and Beijing, Washington will have the opportunity to maintain its existing positions, said in an interview with the radio station "Moscow Speaks", an associate professor at the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Moscow. Lomonosov, Candidate of Economic Sciences Yuri Yudenkov. Indeed, centers of power or centers of influence that have already been identified stand out on one side - the United States and its allies, China and its allies. If you look at the truth, what spheres of influence Russia has are the CIS countries minus the Baltic states, to some extent can be attributed to Iran, half of Afghanistan, but most likely it is not even influence, but some kind of diplomatic community. A very big "but" comes up here; China doesn't really want to meet and agree on spheres of influence. He imposes or imposes his infrastructure on his immediate neighbors, and he is quite successful in doing so. On what basis will China agree not to continue spreading influence? And America sees China's influence in Southeast Asia. It is likely that America could be the beneficiary. If we fix some spheres of influence, then supposedly nobody will take anything from America.

The political scientist at the University of Moscow spoke about the advantages of the United States in dividing the world into spheres of influence. America sees China's growing activity in Southeast Asia, and Russia maintains partial influence over the CIS countries, Iran and Afghanistan. With agreements with Moscow and Beijing, Washington will have the opportunity to maintain its existing positions, said in an interview with the radio station "Moscow Speaks", an associate professor at the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Moscow. Lomonosov, Candidate of Economic Sciences Yuri Yudenkov. Indeed, centers of power or centers of influence that have already been identified stand out on one side - the United States and its allies, China and its allies. If you look at the truth, what spheres of influence Russia has are the CIS countries minus the Baltic states, to some extent can be attributed to Iran, half of Afghanistan, but most likely it is not even influence, but some kind of diplomatic community. A very big "but" comes up here; China doesn't really want to meet and agree on spheres of influence. He imposes or imposes his infrastructure on his immediate neighbors, and he is quite successful in doing so. On what basis will China agree not to continue spreading influence? And America sees China's influence in Southeast Asia. It is likely that America could be the beneficiary. If we fix some spheres of influence, then supposedly nobody will take anything from America.