Russia outlines what to do to avoid World War III

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 The representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry said that the thing to do is not to discuss whether World War III will happen, but how to prevent that scenario from happening.


"Can World War III happen? Could it be already underway? In what form will it take place? There are a lot of topics that many parties are discussing. Instead of talking about it happening? If it happens or not, we should talk about how to prevent it," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on June 3.


Ms. Zakharova stressed that dialogue is necessary to prevent World War III from happening as many sides have feared and warned.


The Russian diplomat's speech comes in the context of Moscow and the West are rapidly escalating tensions. Russia conducted a military operation in Ukraine more than three months ago, a move that caused NATO to massively send weapons to Kiev. Many politicians and experts warn of the risk of tensions in Ukraine spreading when the parties still cannot find a common voice. Even Russia warned that conflict with NATO could erupt into a nuclear war with very dire consequences for the world.


Zakharova accused the West for the past three to four years of wanting to abolish international law and introduce a "rules-based international order".


"This is very dangerous because it shows power concentrated in a group of countries, thereby risking upsetting the global balance and making it impossible for many other countries to pursue their interests. All nations All countries have the right to adopt foreign and domestic policies, to protect their legitimate interests, develop their economy, protect their own human rights and security," she explained.


"When a group of countries takes power or wants to take power, a lot of trouble can happen. We have tried in every way to warn the global community about this that the direction comes from a pole is not possible and it will lead to destructive consequences," she said.


In the middle of last month, Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said that Moscow would not allow World War III to happen, but warned that Russia could launch an immediate "super-strong" response in the event it was attacked. attack first.


The former Russian president also emphasized that Russia's nuclear shield includes an arsenal of advanced and reliable weapons that can "cool down the ambitions of those who are ready to start World War III or pass other".

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