Putin Says Formation of Multipolar World Order Meeting Resistance
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the shift toward a multipolar world is encountering difficulties, according to Russian state news agency TASS.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the transition toward a multipolar world order is facing difficulties and resistance, the Russian state news agency TASS reported.
According to TASS, Putin noted that an increasing number of countries are openly declaring their intention to defend their national interests and to take part in addressing global problems.
Putin's remarks, as cited by TASS, frame the emergence of a multipolar international system as an ongoing but contested process, though the report did not specify the setting or date of his statement, nor did it provide further details on the nature of the resistance he described.
TASS did not report additional comments from Putin elaborating on which states or actors he considers to be resisting this shift, or what specific global problems he was referring to.
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