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Putin focused on the paramount importance collective safety:

Putin focused on the paramount importance collective safety:

{{Cquote|This universal, indivisible character of security is expressed as the basic principle that “security for one is security for all”. As [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] said during the first few days that the [[Second World War]] was breaking out: “When [[peace]] has been broken anywhere, the peace of all countries everywhere is in danger.”}}

{{Cquote|This universal, [[indivisible security|indivisible character of security]] is expressed as the basic principle that “security for one is security for all”. As [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] said during the first few days that the [[Second World War]] was breaking out: “When [[peace]] has been broken anywhere, the peace of all countries everywhere is in danger.”}}

And then explained how [[colonialism]] was dangerous:

And then explained how [[colonialism]] was dangerous:

{{Cquote|And there is still one more important theme that directly affects global security. Today many talk about the struggle against [[poverty]]. What is actually happening in this sphere? On the one hand, [[financial]] resources are allocated for programmes to help the world’s poorest countries – and at times substantial financial resources. But to be [[honest]] — and many here also know this – linked with the development of that same donor country's companies. And on the other hand, developed countries simultaneously keep their [[agricultural]] subsidies and limit some countries' access to [[high-tech]] products.

{{Cquote|And there is still one more important theme that directly affects global security. Today many talk about the struggle against [[poverty]]. What is actually happening in this sphere? On the one hand, [[financial]] resources are allocated for programmes to help the world’s poorest countries – and at times substantial financial resources. But to be [[honest]] — and many here also know this – linked with the development of that same donor country's companies. And on the other hand, developed countries simultaneously keep their [[agricultural]] subsidies and limit some countries' access to [[high-tech]] products.