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The deployment of troops in the name of peace and democracy is accompanied by an unprecedented lying and bashing campaign against Russia, its people and government. Western media, completely in the possession of US-loyal oligarchs, is being an utmost compliant helper to the agendas of the faschistic US-regime, day by day obediently spreading the crudest propaganda in the world.
Russia has not only managed to rise from rubble of the Soviet-era within a short time, but even developed with all its ambitions into a global power, albeit not enough, since behind the curtain there's a lot of other things going on. It's difficult to find trustworthy sources to cover the subject, however the alleged contract, signed between the Rothschilds and the Bolschewiks, when the latter took over in 1917, is claimed to run out either this, or next year.
Putin has no wish to prolong this contract, as it seems - even more, he wants to put cash generation back under state control. This adds up to circling messages of Russia wanting further to trade raw material exports in Ruble. Even the solution of founding an own central bank for the BRICS-states indicates these rumours being close to the truth.
But the raising of other powers is something the US-junta cannot tolerate at any cost. Especially when this very power becomes bold enough to get off the monetary and debt system, that has kept the entire world more or less under the heels of USA in order to enslave and plunder. Free competition of currencies? No way!
If Russia was really to establish an alternative currency system, then states and private persons could choose what system they trust more. There's really only one option, when deciding between western debt-money, created out of thin air, and a monetative system, covered by an economic performance of such a huge country, like Russia.
Comment: It's pretty low that the West would resort to politicizing sport in order to further demonize Russia. They are so desperate to make Russia look bad, that they are afraid of what successful Russian athletes in the Olympics will do to their propaganda efforts.