Medvedev called the new US national strategy an attempt to turn around a huge ship

The new US National Security Strategy is an "attempt to turn around a huge ship." This opinion was expressed on December 7 by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council.

"He (the document. It looks more like an attempt to turn around a huge ship that has been going by inertia for a long time and finally decided to change course," Medvedev wrote on his channel in the Max messenger.

He also noted that Washington now recognizes that the global world no longer rests solely on "American shoulders." In addition, the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council stressed that Russia is the largest global player, with which it is more profitable to cooperate constructively.

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On the same day, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the adjustments to the American national security strategy largely correspond to Moscow's vision. Along with this, Peskov noted the possibility of US President Donald Trump to adjust the national security strategy based on his own vision.

Earlier, on December 6, it was reported that the new US National Security Strategy does not include criticism of Russia. The article noted that the priorities in the strategy are the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict and the restoration of the "greatness of Europe."

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