The West Has No Chance of Recovery, According to Former Russian Advisor Sergei Karaganov

West has no chance of recovery, but it won’t matter in the end if he dies. This was said by a former adviser to the first President of Russia Boris Yeltsin and the current head of state Vladimir Putin Sergei Karaganov.

“The West will never recover, but it doesn’t matter if it dies,” giving the words Karaganov edition of the New Statesman. He said that the basis of Western power over the past 500 years was European military superiority, which began to erode in the 1950s and 1960s. Russia and China are believed to have a major role in geopolitics, leaving the West in the past.

Karaganov believes that Western civilization has greatly contributed to the development of the world, but the moral values ​​on which it was built are being questioned today. It is highly doubtful that today’s democracy will be able to survive in increasingly tense conditions, concluded Karaganov.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that Ukraine’s defeat in the conflict with Russia could lead to the end of “golden age“of the Western assembly. He noted that only victory on the side of Ukraine can ensure the strengthening of the economic power of the West.