Sergei Shoigu, the new Security Council Secretary, navigates a complex political landscape with deft diplomacy skills and a focus on bolstering ties with Iran. He shares insights on the internal workings of Russia's Security Council, emphasizing its role in decision-making over open debate. The discussion probes recent diplomatic moves with North Korea, China, and Syria, revealing a shifting negotiation stance during Ukraine's ongoing conflict. Shoigu assesses President Zelensky's 'victory plan' and the intricate dynamics influencing future negotiations in the war.
