BEIJING: Russian President Vladimir Putin has sparked a global uproar after he said the “unipolar world order” must end.

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Beijing: Russian President Vladimir Putin has created a stir in the world with one of his statements. Putin said in a press conference on Wednesday at the end of his China tour that the “unipolar world order” must now end. He stressed that there is a need for a multipolar global order in which no country dominates and all nations participate with equal rights. Putin’s announcement has posed a major threat to America and Donald Trump’s reign. America’s bullying will end

Without naming America, Putin said, “The unipolar world is unjust, this is clear. We are developing our relations on the idea that the world should be multipolar, in which all countries are equal. He described the role of organizations like BRICS and SCO as important in this new system and said that this change is gradually taking shape. He said that “no one in BRICS and SCO is saying that there should be any new dominance in this new multipolar system.”

Praise for India and China

Putin mentioned economic giants like India and China and said that “Yes, there are big economies like India and China… and our country is also in the top four on the basis of purchasing power parity, but this does not mean that any country dominates politics or global security.”

Targeting Western sanctions and American tariffs

This statement of Putin is being seen in the background of Western sanctions on the Ukraine war and the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.

Russia has especially criticized the tariffs imposed on India and China Has criticized unipolar thinking. US tariffs on India have now reached 50 percent, with an additional 25% imposed only for buying Russian oil.

Mention of meeting with Modi and discussion with Trump
Putin also mentioned the informal conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which took place during the car journey from the SCO summit venue to the hotel. Putin said that he informed Modi about his recent conversation with Trump in Alaska. “This is no secret. I told him (Modi) about the conversation in Alaska. Putin described the China visit as “very positive” and said that “the documents adopted by all participants are visionary and give direction for the future.