Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba, speaking online at an event of the Asian Center of Harvard University (USA), called on Asian countries to take a clear position regarding support for Ukraine in the war with Russia in order to jointly counter the threat of imperialism and protect the principles of the UN Charter from it.

“The new imperialism is no longer just knocking on the door, but knocking it down.. This is because for decades the world had a blind spot the size of Russia.. Luckily, that's in the past.. Russia is losing the war - not only against Ukraine, but also against modernity, intelligence and common sense,"

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The minister compared the leadership of Russia with the dictators of the past, who, before the collapse of their regimes, tried to personify imperial ambitions by military force, but subsequently lost everything.

“Russia turned out to be a Potemkin empire – corrupt, prone to self-aggrandizement, too self-confident, outwardly cheerful, but dead inside.. Today, Russia gives the world nothing from an ideological point of view, except for hatred of the West and the United States. For some time, someone else may like it, but in the end this hate machine will run out of fuel… and oil,” Kuleba said..

Read more about the imperial ambitions of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the article by Valery Kalnysh “Empire. The path to collapse.