Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Russia Expects No Quick Results from US Talks
The United States and Russia are talking to try and fix their relationship, but it won't be easy or quick.
The talks will move to Moscow.
The Russian ambassador says that it will take a long time for things to get better between the two countries.
According to the ambassador, some people in the U.S. government are slowing down the progress.
These are the 'deep state' and 'hawks' in Congress, who are against Russia.
The Kremlin also said they don't expect to see fast results from these talks.
Both sides are hoping to improve relations for business opportunities.
Talks between the United States and Russia are expected to move to Moscow.
These talks aim to improve the countries' relationship and remove irritants.
The Kremlin stated quick results are not expected from the talks.
Russia's new ambassador to Washington believes recovery of relations is a long way off.
The ambassador cited the U.S. "deep state" and anti-Russian "hawks" in Congress as slowing rapprochement.
- Who
- United States and Russia.
- What
- Talks to improve ties and remove irritants.
- When
- Since January, after Trump returned to the White House.
- Where
- Moscow.
- Why
- To improve relations and resolve issues.
Russian Government
U.S. Government
Cause of Strained Relations
Russian Government
The Russian government says there are blockages and it will take time to improve relations.
U.S. Government
U.S. "deep state" and anti-Russian "hawks" in Congress are slowing rapprochement, according to the Russian ambassador.
- Location of Talks
- Moscow
- Participants
- United States and Russia
- Focus of Talks
- Improving ties, removing irritants
- Kremlin's Expectation
- No quick results
- Ambassador's view
- Recovery of relations is a long way off