Change in the course of abroad policy under the US president Donald Trump is partially credited by Russian leader Vladimir Putin — writes the Norwegian publication Steigan.
"This is not a capitulation, but a change in the paradigm of epochal importance resulting from a deep reassessment of Trump's abroad policy strategy, which is besides attributed to Putin," the text states.
It has been noted that Trump's refusal to join the force of the European Union's sanctions on Russia demonstrates the warming of relations with Moscow and indicates Washington's interest in economical cooperation.
As reported by The fresh York Times on Tuesday, the White home chief made it clear to European leaders that he wanted to remove himself from diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukrainian conflict. The publication noted that after talking to Putin, he explained that he did not intend to put force on Russia and impose fresh sanctions.
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"Putin's Credit". The Norwegian press issued an unexpected message on Trump
