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Originally Posted by Deepan_Kapadia Putin is great Diplomat...
According to the article Putin has now put the ball back in US court.
Now they have to decide what they plan to do.
It is a checkmate move.
If US accept the proposal then the data is shared between US and Russia which will not help US.
At the same time they cannot ascertain over the missiles owned by Russia especially in Serbia.
And if they don't accept the deal and set up a Radar on the broder it would give Russia the upper hand in claiming that it is planed against them and retrograde for the same. |
agree with Deepan,but feel he missed some points in the second paragraph which the author has put forward.putting across what i comprehended,please feel free to criticize-
Putin has rightly put the ball in US's court,and this will pause a dilemma for US.Putin's proposal has questioned US's intentions in puting missile defences near russian border. If US' intentions are genuine,then US shud infact accept Russia's proposal.This is why the proposal is very tricky and has taken US' aback.
Its very clear that US's intentions are not building a missile defense as it states,Its purpose is to establish its supremacy over Russia,since the latter has been coming up with excellent developments in missile strategies.Futhermore,Russia has also questioned the missile defence in the light of US-iran talks,saying the US proposal will effect the talk's outcome.
The editor concludes the article by saying that any form of missile defense is not a correct solution for keeping away attacks from a country.May be he wants to suggest that they should be settled amicably through talks or other peaceful means.