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What is the Kremlin's strategy in the recent US-Russia talks?

The Kremlin views the recent US-Russia talks as an opportunity to extract concessions from the US administration and improve its standing. They seek to be heard at a high level directly by America, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claiming America is now 'listening better' to Russia's position. For Putin, these talks provide valuable optics that he can showcase to the Russian public - demonstrating that efforts to isolate Russia have failed. The Kremlin is pleased with the shifting dynamics, as having direct talks with the US without others at the table is exactly what they want, potentially undermining Ukraine's confidence and the previously united front against Russia.

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Matt Bodner Analyzes Kremlin's Strategy in US-Russia Talks

MSNBC·8 months ago

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