US EditionTHE PUTIN-BUSH CONVERSATIONS – WHAT WAS LEFT UNSAID
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Secret transcripts released tonight reveal the sharp shift in the Bush-Putin relationship • From personal partnership against terrorism in 2001, through cautious cooperation on Iran in 2005, to open confrontation over NATO and Ukraine in 2008 • "Ukraine joining NATO will create a field of conflict between us," Putin warned three years before the annexation of Crimea
THE PUTIN-BUSH CONVERSATIONS – WHAT WAS LEFT UNSAID
By John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with The official record of three conversations President Vladimir Putin (lead images, right) had with President George W. Bush (lead images, left) in 2001, 2005, and 2008 has just been released in Washington. This follows a federal court lawsuit to compel the US National Archives to speed up the declassification process which […]
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