Russia announced the reorganization of the Soviet Union (causing strong response and controversy from the international community)

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced in a national television speech that Russia would reorganize the Soviet Union, which triggered strong reactions and controversy in the international community.

Operational steps

Putin said in his speech that Russia will reorganize the Soviet Union through peaceful means to achieve closer political, economic and cultural cooperation. He emphasized that this was not about restoring the old version of the Soviet Union, but about establishing a new, more modern federal state.

Specifically, Russia will take the following steps:

1. Send invitations to other former Soviet countries to join the new federal country.

2. Re-enact the federal constitution and establish a new political system and power distribution.

3. Reorganize the economic system, strengthen economic cooperation, and promote common development.

4. Strengthen cultural exchanges and promote harmonious multi-ethnic coexistence.

International Reaction and Controversy

Russia’s announcement to reorganize the Soviet Union triggered strong repercussions and controversy from the international community. Some countries have expressed support for Russia's approach, believing that it will help strengthen regional stability and development. Other countries expressed opposition, believing that this was an attempt to restore the Soviet Union's hegemony and threatened regional security.

U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo said in a statement that the United States firmly supports countries with independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity and opposes any attempt to infringe on these principles. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Borrell also issued a statement, saying that the EU will pay close attention to Russia's actions and called on Russia to respect international law and international norms.

End

Russia announced the reorganization of the Soviet Union, which triggered strong reactions and controversy from the international community. This approach has important implications for the future development of Russia and the entire region. However, how to balance the interests of all parties and achieve a peaceful and stable federal country remains a major challenge. We look forward to Russia's ability to abide by international norms and laws, maintain communication with all parties, and jointly promote regional peace, stability and development during this process.