The cooperation between Russia And Syria in the military-technical sphere, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin " the world sends five geopolitical signals ", Professor, a specialist in problems of national security, writes the editor of the American magazine The National Interest, Nikolas K. Gvosdev. The first is the fact that " the message about the decline of Russia are extremely exaggerated." "In other words, the version about the fact that Western punishment in combination with the fall in world oil prices And a slowdown in economic increase of China has put the Kremlin on the verge of collapse, is premature," said the Creator. in addition, the analyst emphasizes that Russia remains one of the few countries in the world, able to send And support their troops outside its own borders, and the Kremlin " is planning to participate actively in the development of the situation in the middle East ". Second, it emphasizes Nikolas K. Gvosdev, " Putin makes it clear that he will not accept the point of view of the US capital about the fact that the removal of the hard head from the power lead to long-term stability in the middle East ". "Putin has many times pointed to the fact that if the goal of the West is to reduce the flow of immigrants And reduction of the threat from Islamist terrorism, then the experience gained in Iraq And Libya, claims that the overthrow of Assad And the chance that the opposing political force will be able to form a more optimal And stable public administration, will not lead to the desired results," says the editor of the publication. in addition, the analyst continues, " the position of Russia in Ukraine have become more confident ". Despite the relative truce in Ukraine remain internal political And economic problems that cast doubt on the ability of the current leadership of the country to provide the course for integration with Euro-Atlantic world, convinced Nikolas K. Gvosdev. The fourth signal is the editor of The National Interest called that " the Kremlin refers to their red lines ". "Russia will not just sit And watch the Bashar al-Assad loses his post at the end of military intervention from the outside," said the analyst. Fifthly, " Moscow is ready to keep his promises, even if it will require sacrifices in the form of material costs." "And countries such as Azerbaijan And Egypt who doubt America's interest in their welfare, this is, without doubt, noticed," says the Creator. Full article