- By William Silgueiro
- After U.S. President Joe Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin a murderer, relations continue to fray.
- Despite President Biden’s intention to unify criteria to strengthen relations. Coldness persists on the part of the Putin administration, which recently criticized many of the actions taken in the United States.
- The rhetoric in the face-to-face meeting has provoked nothing but further estrangement between the nations, due to Moscow’s forceful positions.
- Meanwhile, the White House reported that Biden continues to seek to work with Moscow in areas of common interest.
- Statements offered by the press secretary affirmed that President Biden does not regret having called Putin a murderer, and that they will continue to work on Iran’s nuclear program.
- At the same time, both leaders of the nation know in depth what this international scenario means. Therefore, it is not discarded that later on they may be able to understand each other.
- However, both the national and foreign press have kept the news on the front page, since the positions of the representatives are becoming more and more radical, and blame is being generated on both sides.
- President Putin expects to make a call to the United States this week to emphasize communication and begin a new history with the new American government.
Adittional Information:
Breitbart: US-Russia ties nosedive after Biden-Putin tit-for-tat
The Hindu: U.S.-Russia ties nosedive after Biden-Putin tit-for-tat
