Kremlin Says Dialogue with Us Should Move Forward but Nobody Expects Quick Solutions
The Kremlin believes dialogue with the United States should move forward as long as there is political will on both sides and a readiness to listen to each other, but expects no quick solutions. A meeting of Russian and U.S. diplomats in Istanbul aims to resolve disputes over diplomatic missions, potentially resetting wider relations between the two nations. However, Moscow does not anticipate easy or rapid progress.
- The complexities of modern geopolitics suggest that genuine dialogue requires more than just a willingness to listen; it demands a capacity for empathy and understanding that can be difficult to cultivate.
- Will the Kremlin's emphasis on cooperation in areas like Arctic resource development serve as a Trojan horse for Russia's broader interests, or will it genuinely mark a new era of diplomacy with Washington?