"Russia convinced USA only dialogue would work with Iran"
Published: 21 October, 2009, 20:44
Edited: 23 October, 2009, 01:37
TAGS: Nuclear, Russia, Interview, Middle East, Politics, USA
“Americans have been skeptical for some time,” says Vladimir Orlov, director of a Moscow-based think-tank. “Now, I think, Russia – together with Iran, together with France – should say: yes, this is how it should work.”
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The US's main diplomatic approach has so far been bombing all around. Serbia, Iraq, Afghanistan, ... there is a long list of "US diplomacy efforts". Bringing down US to the negotiating table would be an astonishing achievement and Russia, France, and other civilized nations are in all likelihood all too well aware how touchy such an action might be.