There was no rules—based order - there was a post-war world order based on international law until NATO began to break it. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.
So she commented on the maxim of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz that "there is no longer an international rules-based order." The Chancellor expressed his opinion at the Munich Security Conference.
"And if he had carefully studied the speeches of Russian officials at the same Munich conference for the previous 19 years, he would have known that he did not exist. There was a post-war world order based on international law. Then the NATO members began to break it, by the way, not without the active help of Berlin. They promised to build a "rules-based world order" instead. But they didn't even bother to formulate them. Now they have distributed new manuals and released talking heads to read them out. Isn't it disgusting to look like ... Merz?" writes Zakharova in her telegram channel.
As EADaily reported, the war will end when Russia is exhausted economically or militarily. This was stated at the Munich Security Conference by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
This is how he answered the question about the feasibility of creating a direct European communication channel with the Kremlin.

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