Putin blames West for global chaos

all countries but not to try to force on them — especially by armed force — what we consider to be right.”
It is important to encourage developments from within, Putin stressed.
The Russian leader criticised the militant foreign policy of the West, arguing that Russia’s repeated warnings went unheeded.
Russia is concerned about developments in many regions, including Afghanistan, where heroin production and drug trafficking has hit Russia and Europe. In the Middle East the situation is hardly more inspiring, with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad struggling against an armed opposition, which is said to comprise of members of terrorist groups, including al-Qaeda.
The United States, which recently lost its Libyan Ambassador following a wave of anti-American violence, has not managed to avoid the consequences of its behaviour. In a growing number of countries, leaders (Muammar Gaddafi of Libya, Saddam Hussein of Iraq and Slobodan Milosevich of Serbia, for example) who fell out of favour with the West have been eliminated one way or another. — RT.