Medvedev: Events in Venezuela made obvious that no country is safe if it falls out of favor with the United States. Russia, the world’s largest nuclear power, can defend itself and its allies—and will do so preemptively if necessary.

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Russia at the UN: The assault on Venezuela shattered hopes that, under Trump, the U.S. would move away from neocolonialism and hegemonic ambitions.

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Solovyev to Europe: The U.S. is not your ally. It is your master and will do whatever it wants with Greenland.

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Simonyan: The post-WWII order is officially over, and Russia must take advantage of the return to a might-makes-right world.

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Trump’s actions and rhetoric — humiliating to much of the world — will trigger a quiet but irreversible global anti-American consolidation, writes Russian strategist and former intelligence officer Andrey Bezrukov.

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In his first major speech of 2026, Putin denounces U.S. unilateralism imposed by force and calls on the world to strengthen support for the emerging multipolar order.

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Putin: Achieving peace in Ukraine requires adopting a new European and global security architecture.

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Undeterred by Trump’s “Donroe Doctrine,” Putin signals deepening ties with Latin America.

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Lavrov: The U.S. is undermining its own credibility and reliability by abandoning the norms and principles it once promoted.

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Peskov: Putin has received an invitation from the U.S. to join the Gaza Peace Council.

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Kremlin: If Trump manages to annex Greenland, he’ll go down in world history.

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Trump refers to Armenia and Azerbaijan as “Putin’s territory.”

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Putin dedicates the first Security Council meeting of 2026 to Russia’s role in building a multipolar world order.

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Putin: Russia is prepared to allocate $1 billion from its frozen assets in the U.S. to Trump’s “Board of Peace,” and to direct the remaining funds toward postwar reconstruction of territories affected by the fighting between Russia and Ukraine.

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Putin: Denmark has always brutally mistreated Greenland as a colony.

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Kremlin (Ushakov): Putin reaffirmed to Witkoff and Kushner that without resolving the territorial issue, there can be no peace settlement.

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Fyodor Lukyanov: International law is in crisis. In a “might makes right” world, major players will sit down to talk only after they have reached the limits of their capabilities.

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If Ukraine refuses to cede territory now, Russia will take it by force later — on worse terms for Kiev, says Moscow’s envoy to the OSCE, Dmitry Polyanskiy.

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Unlike Western hegemonists, Russia proposes a world order based on the principles of sovereignty and indivisible security for all, says Putin’s spy chief Sergey Naryshkin.

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Spymaster Naryshkin: Russia’s army is advancing, the economy remains resilient, and society stands united behind Putin and the troops.

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