US Republican Congressmen intend to offer Russia a compromise
An influential group of members of the Republican Party will publicize its vision of fundamental changes in US foreign policy, writes in its article for the Sputnik agency, President of the American University in Moscow, Eduard Lozansky. He is quoted RIA News.
“Russia will be offered certain compromise options for resolving the Ukrainian crisis in exchange for support in the fight against terrorist threats,” writes Lozansky with reference to “reliable sources.”
According to him, the one who will be the first to make such a statement “will earn a lot of political points”.
The search for new ways in relations with the Russian Federation has already begun. Last week in the American Congress, where “until recently, anti-Russian resolutions were stamped one after another, a discussion took place during which the American“ dissidents ”explained in detail to those present that the White House policy was wrong,” the author says.
In particular, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher stated that “instead of stirring up anti-Russian hysteria, President Obama should immediately begin negotiations with Putin, find a diplomatic solution to the Ukrainian crisis and reach an agreement on joint operations in the fight against radical Islam.”
Lozansky noted that well-known political scientists, journalists, and "even former analysts of the CIA and the Pentagon" criticized the White House policy. “Earlier, such voices were very rare,” he writes.
The author recalls that "according to a recent poll, more than a third of the members of the Republican Party consider President Obama" the greatest threat to America. "
“The growing discontent with the White House’s foreign policy strategy is primarily due to recent events in the Middle East, as well as the election campaign during which Republicans are trying to prove that Obama’s diplomacy failed miserably,” Lozansky said.
“Russia will be offered certain compromise options for resolving the Ukrainian crisis in exchange for support in the fight against terrorist threats,” writes Lozansky with reference to “reliable sources.”
According to him, the one who will be the first to make such a statement “will earn a lot of political points”.
The search for new ways in relations with the Russian Federation has already begun. Last week in the American Congress, where “until recently, anti-Russian resolutions were stamped one after another, a discussion took place during which the American“ dissidents ”explained in detail to those present that the White House policy was wrong,” the author says.
In particular, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher stated that “instead of stirring up anti-Russian hysteria, President Obama should immediately begin negotiations with Putin, find a diplomatic solution to the Ukrainian crisis and reach an agreement on joint operations in the fight against radical Islam.”
Lozansky noted that well-known political scientists, journalists, and "even former analysts of the CIA and the Pentagon" criticized the White House policy. “Earlier, such voices were very rare,” he writes.
The author recalls that "according to a recent poll, more than a third of the members of the Republican Party consider President Obama" the greatest threat to America. "
“The growing discontent with the White House’s foreign policy strategy is primarily due to recent events in the Middle East, as well as the election campaign during which Republicans are trying to prove that Obama’s diplomacy failed miserably,” Lozansky said.
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