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Andrei Martyanov: RUSSIA'S SHOCKING ATTACK Leaves Ukraine in Chaos, Trump SPEECHLESS!
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Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:
Andrei Martyanov:
- How do you interpret the current trajectory of U.S. imperialism in comparison to historical British imperialism?
- What are your thoughts on the decline of American industrial and military capabilities?
- How significant is the transformation within BRICS, especially with countries like Indonesia joining?
- What is your view on Donald Trump's inconsistent foreign policy statements, particularly regarding Ukraine?
- How do you assess Germany’s militarization efforts and their implications for Russia?
Andrei Martyanov:
- The U.S. has degenerated into an empire due to financial capitalism and imperial overreach, mirroring the British Empire but lacking sustainable economic foundations.
- The U.S. lacks real industrial capacity and operational military experience, rendering its forces ineffective against modern adversaries like Russia.
- BRICS represents a major shift toward a multipolar world order, challenging Western-dominated institutions and moving toward independent financial systems.
- Trump operates from a delusional worldview, driven by narcissism and ignorance of geopolitics, making his policies erratic and untrustworthy.
- Germany's militarization is a joke; its industry is outdated, and its political elite harbor deep anti-Russian sentiments rooted in WWII history.
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