
The special representative of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Kirill Dmitriev, said on the social network X that the US administration under Trump advocates continuing dialogue with Russia, while the EU and Great Britain retain their 'Biden' thinking and refuse dialogue.
AI-generated summary
After the change of administration in the United States, the dialogue between Washington and Moscow was interrupted under Biden, and now the Trump administration expresses its readiness to resume it.
The US administration wants to continue dialogue with Russia while the European Union and Great Britain still refuse to do so. This was stated by the special representative of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Kirill Dmitriev, on the social network X.
“The [US President] Trump administration advocates continuing dialogue with Russia and jointly solving problems,” Dmitriev wrote. He emphasized that the EU and London, in turn, still adhere to the “Biden” thinking.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US and Russia may resume talks on strategic stability or regional conflicts in the coming months
Possible · Within months

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