Eurasian Security System as a Factor in Neutralizing the Quasi-Alliances of the United States in the Indo-Pacific Region

This article examines security issues in Eurasia. Against the background of the developing situation here related to Russia's special military operation to force Ukraine to peace, the United States of America has managed to consolidate the EU and NATO. This allowed them to shift responsibility for the course and outcome of the Ukrainian crisis onto their Western European allies at the final stage of the operation. At the same time, Washington has provided itself with the opportunity to focus on the Indo-Pacific region (ITR) against the growing economic and military might of China. In an effort to prevent China's dominance in Eurasia, the United States, in contrast to the structures of international cooperation that have developed in the Asia-Pacific region, has begun to create an Indo-Pacific security architecture based on QWAD, AUCUS and other so-called quasi-alliances. At the same time, Washington is trying to destroy Beijing's partnerships with leading Eurasian countries, in particular with Russia, India, and Iran. The unilateral measures taken by the United States to «rebuild» the security architecture in the Asia-Pacific region on the basis of quasi-alliances directed against China and Russia necessitate the adoption of countermeasures to neutralize them in order to ensure regional stability. The initiative of Russian President Vladimir Putin to form a new Eurasian security system can be considered as one of the steps in this direction. Russia, being a member of many Eurasian associations, in particular, the SCO, the CSTO, the CICA, etc. Together with China, they are able to promote global initiatives in the interests of strengthening peace and cooperation in Eurasia and can play a leading role in shaping a comprehensive security system in Eurasia. The purpose of this work is to analyze the effectiveness of existing security systems in Eurasia and identify possible ways to modernize them and then transform them into a comprehensive Eurasian security system, capable of ensuring regional stability in the context of fundamental transformations in the world and the construction of a new world order.

Russia, China, USA, Eurasian security system, quasi-alliances, neutralization