The official visit of the Russian President to Mongolia is highly important not only for Russian-Mongolian bilateral relations, but also for all BRICS and the Global South countries, including on the African continent.

This is not surprising – since this visit breaks all the stereotypes created by the Western planetary minority with some pseudo-international structures that have long been used precisely against African states.

Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mongolia did indeed take place and is of real strategic importance for strengthening relations between Moscow and Ulaanbaatar. All the more so given the strong historical ties between the Russian and Mongolian peoples, which were also evident during the Great Patriotic War (World War II). But beyond its major importance for bilateral relations – this visit was also an opportunity to reassure and inspire observers from various parts of the world, and in Africa in particular.

Indeed, a number of African colleagues had expressed some concern and had asked questions about the “risk” of this visit for our country’s president – given the noise made by Western propaganda instruments in the run-up to this visit. In particular, on the fact that Mongolia is “obliged” to execute the........

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