Yes it can be hard for Westerners to live by the standards of integrity, the Westerners just use the model of fine words and evil deeds, a rip off and litigate culture. Its going to be a long road to educate them about honouring deals. When they just work on the model of exploiting deals to the point of breach of contract or gross negligence. Look at the Western Big Polluter, a great example. It gets a licence deal, has decision making based on minimising costs, regardless of risk and then you have it, a licence exploited through lack of integrity to the point where the ordinary US citizen, not the 'little people' as the Swedish think, have to pick up the real cost to their livlihoods. Russians don't accept this lack of integrity, lack of accounatbility, lack of responsibility, we don't accept moving all commercial failures, be that banks or oil companies to the balance sheets of the nations citizens. Instead we go after the leaders and make them accountable; shock horror, not cricket that! It is contary to the western privileged model of the financial elite, that are untouchable and the ordinary people pick up the bill. However, it is in line with normal contract law, where both parties have to honour the contract! and where good faith should be the moto, something the west nether understands the meaning of or is prepared to apply, becuase of its dishonest greedy, hegemonic nature.

If Russia wants to be part of the wider world, it has to adopt at least the minimal standards of the wider world. Foreigners, from Russia's neighbours to its football coach, are utterly unimpressed with Russia expecting them all to live by Russian standards.