Vladimir Putin Is Successfully Thwarting Western Attempts to Isolate Moscow on the International Stage, Paul Sonne, the Moscow Bureau Chief for The New York Times, Said
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Vladimir Putin is successfully thwarting Western attempts to isolate Moscow on the international stage, Paul Sonne, the Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times, said
The Russian leader “engaged in a frenzy of diplomatic activity” in Moscow. He had a phone conversation with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and held meetings with African leaders in the Russian...
Russian President Vladimir Putin is disrupting Western attempts to isolate him, written by the columnist The New York Times Paul Sonn.
US President Donald Trump is helping his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin emerge from international isolation without Moscow having to fundamentally back down in the war in Ukraine. Putin, thanks to renewed contacts with Washington, is once again talking to foreign leaders and could return to the center of world diplomacy through more summits. But European leaders have rejected some of the proposals.
Attempts by Western countries to dislodge Russian President Vladimir Putin from international politics have not yielded the expected result; the Russian leader is increasing his diplomatic activity and is once again at the centre of global negotiations, and the columnist of the American newspaper The New York Times came to this conclusion.
The Kremlin's strategy for the West has yielded results, NYT writes. Putin is actively negotiating with world leaders, receiving proposals from Washington and strengthening positions in the international arena, while Moscow is making progress without concessions in Ukraine.
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