MOSCOW, Russia.- Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, signed a joint declaration, in which they confirm their strategic partnership, condemn policies of sanctions and interventionist, and advocate for a multipolar world.

The two States confirmed the strategic nature of bilateral relations, together with strong historical ties of friendship, mutual sympathy, respect and solidarity support, the document reads.

Both countries agreed to strengthen cooperation in the political, economic, commercial, banking, cultural, humanitarian, educational, innovative and technical-military fields, among others.

The leaders of Russia and Cuba reaffirmed their adherence to the principles of international law. Both countries, the declaration adds, are interested in contributing to the formation of a new world order that reflects the multiplicity of political, socio-economic and cultural systems.

Russia and Cuba for Greater Cooperation

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Cuban counterpart Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez signed a joint declaration, in which they unanimously condemn the ever-increasing use of unilateral coercive measures in the planet, which are contrary to international law.

Both nations reject, particularly, the use of such measures to change legitimate Governments, even through economic strangulation or destabilization of the domestic situation, the declaration denounces.

Cuba condemns in that text the use by the United States and other NATO member countries of unlawful unfair coercive measures, and illegal sanctions against Russia.

Putin and Diaz-Canel condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, whatever its motives, the official text states. Russia and Cuba express their rejection of Washington’s use of Monroe Doctrine.