Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, said on the air of the TV channel "Russia 1" in the program "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin," that Russia may not succeed at something, but it won't be someone else's vassal either.

"This is impossible. And this is precisely the pledge that we, yes, we will defend our interests," Peskov stressed.

According to him, the West is still "ruling" other countries, but in the next decade will lose its power and authority.

"America, which rules the European Union, rules Japan and so on, there Australia, and together with them they make up almost half of the world's GDP, and this is a very big power, but this power they have begun to lose," said the Kremlin representative.

Nevertheless, towards this force "the other half of world GDP will move, which will acquire this force. At this time there will be a redistribution of power, and redistribution of life meanings, and a departure from unipolarity, and the transition to another regime of coexistence, according to Peskov.