Sergey Shoigu, Russia's Security Council Secretary, stated on Monday that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has exposed the West's unreliability as a security guarantor. He spoke at a regional security meeting in Moscow. Shoigu warned that Western nations possess a proven tendency to endanger their partners and allies while pursuing their own strategic objectives.
The senior official's comments came during a gathering of security council secretaries from Russia and Central Asia. This high-level meeting formed part of the International Security Forum. The forum addressed pressing global and regional security challenges.
Shoigu specifically outlined what he termed a "proven risk" associated with
