Putin held a video conference with members of the Security Council.

On January 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a video conference with members of the Security Council. This was announced on January 19 by the Kremlin's press service.

The meeting discussed Russia's participation in building a multipolar world.

"We have two questions today. One concerns current security issues, and the second concerns our participation in building a multipolar world and our actions in this regard," the president said at the beginning of the meeting.

After the opening remarks, the head of state provided an opportunity for Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to speak for a more detailed discussion of the topic.

Trusting relations: Russia is ready for dialogue with the EU and creation of a new security system

At a meeting with the ambassadors, Putin assessed the situation on the world stage that had developed by the beginning of the year.

Putin said last December that the CIS countries were in favor of forming a new multipolar world order with the coordinating role of the United Nations. He also noted that the countries intend to work together to strengthen stability and common security.

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