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       Since then Lavrov has served as chancellor
   DIR By: jebin khatun
       Date: August 29, 2023, 6:21 am
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       Despite being a possible candidate to replace Evgeny Primakov
       for the post of foreign minister in 1998, his appointment had to
       wait until 2004, when he was summoned by Putin to replace Igor
       Ivanov, Primakov's successor and a major opponent. both to the
       NATO intervention in Yugoslavia and to the US invasion of
       IraqThe arrival of Evgueny Primakov to the Foreign Ministry
       marked a break with the Russian foreign policy of the first
       post-Soviet years , which had been subordinated to the
       resolutions of the United States and Europe.
       The threat posed by the expansion of NATO into the territories
       of the former socialist bloc and the objective of recovering
       from the humiliation that the loss of the place of superpower
       meant after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, along
       with the decline of Boris Yeltsin and his most westernist
       advisors, led a new foreign policy. Putin's goal was to achieve
       independence from Western powers in decision-making throughfrom
       the strengthening of the role of the State. This is how Lavrov
       expressed it in 2006: «For us, this autonomy is a key issue and
       we will continue to act on that basis both in the country and
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       in the international arena»2. The NATO
       intervention in Yugoslavia in 1999 was the straw that broke the
       camel's back and the new leadership in charge of the Foreign
       Ministry set out to regain control of an area of
       ​​influence that had historically been considered
       reserved for Russia.
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       The so-called « color revolutions » , as well as the US
       invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, reinforced the idea that
       Russia should play an important role in the world and break with
       the unipolarity that the United States tried to exercise ,
       assertingtraits inherited from the old Soviet Union. Putin
       knows, and he reminds himself whenever he can, that Russia is a
       nuclear-armed power. But the Russian president also appeals to
       elements drawn from the imperial past. Lavrov's behavior cannot
       be understood if one does not first understand the need for
       Putinism to restore Russia's place in the global concert or even
       the idea of ​​restoring a Russian world – russky mir
       – that unifies and protects all those who are part of it. of
       that linguistic and cultural community.
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