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High-handed and arbitrary practices based on the theory of strength and double-standards are now allowed in international relations and the acts of violating sovereignty including the use of power, interference in internal affairs and sanctions have become undisguised.

Nevertheless, measures have not been taken to eradicate these acts and international organizations are misused for justifying them

The western forces including the U.S. have used the political and military pressures, economic sanctions and psychological warfare as the main weapon of violating the state sovereignty of developing countries.

These moves of outside forces resulted in wreaking havoc with internal affairs of other countries, making the "coloring revolution" sweep across the Eastern European and Arabic regions and toppling legitimate governments. And independent countries against imperialism including Iran, Syria and Venezuela have faced difficulties in the economic development and social life owing to various kinds of pressures and sanctions imposed by the West.

The U.S. and the Western forces speak loudly of "ensuring human rights" and "deterring the development of weapons of mass destruction", while citing them as a pretext of armed interference.

Through such moves they seek to establish the international order governed by jungle law and neo-colonial order to justify their interference in internal affairs, aggression and plunder.

History clearly shows that the moves of aggression forces to violate sovereignty of other countries would put global peace and security in serious peril.