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‘Putin Expresses What Everyone Else Is Thinking,' Says Former Senegal Minister
‘Putin Expresses What Everyone Else Is Thinking,' Says Former Senegal Minister
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Restrictive measures imposed by the West - without respecting the rules of international law - "are starting to irritate", a former Senegalese minister has... 18.11.2022, Sputnik International
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It is important to regain the balance "of the political and social forces that were created as a result of the last war," Amadou Tidiane Wone, Senegal's former Culture Minister, writer, and pan-Africanist, has told Sputnik.Wone believes that the Russian President "expresses what everyone else is thinking": the adjustable sanctions imposed "according to the client's wishes and not according to the rules of international law are beginning to irritate".According to Senegal's former culture minister, new emerging powers must contribute to the redefinition of new poles of equilibrium.Sign of Will for IndependenceThe former Senegalese minister also commented on the fact that African countries have voted at the UN overwhelmingly against anti-Russian resolutions which have been proposed because of the military operation in Ukraine. According to him, this shows how profoundly Africa's ruling elites have changed.
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‘Putin Expresses What Everyone Else Is Thinking,' Says Former Senegal Minister
14:29 GMT 18.11.2022 (Updated: 11:38 GMT 23.11.2022) Restrictive measures imposed by the West - without respecting the rules of international law - "are starting to irritate", a former Senegalese minister has told Sputnik. He believes that Vladimir Putin is right to point the finger at western nations their neo-colonial and racist policies towards the world's other countries.
It is important to regain the balance "of the political and social forces that were created as a result of the last war," Amadou Tidiane Wone, Senegal's former Culture Minister, writer, and pan-Africanist, has told Sputnik.
Wone believes that the Russian President "expresses what everyone else is thinking": the adjustable sanctions imposed "according to the client's wishes and
not according to the rules of international law are beginning to irritate".
"The law of the strongest is often implemented under the guise of rules of law that trample on the aspirations of peoples. This is unjust and worrying," he added.
30 August 2022, 16:58 GMT
According to Senegal's former culture minister, new
emerging powers must contribute to the redefinition of new poles of equilibrium.
“And to this end, Africa offers a variety of approaches, particularly because of its marginalization from the major world decision-making bodies: is it acceptable that the African continent does not yet have a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council? At the diplomatic level, Russia would gain by supporting the African continent in this sense,” he said.
Sign of Will for Independence
The former Senegalese minister also commented on the fact that African countries have voted at the UN overwhelmingly against anti-Russian resolutions which have been proposed because of the military operation in Ukraine. According to him, this shows how profoundly Africa's ruling elites have changed.
"More and more displays of defiance against the old world order will become visible. Africans are becoming aware that their continent is still unspoilt and rich and that, with sincere friends around the world, everything is possible!"
