Putin expressed goodwill and expressed his willingness to improve relations with the United States, saying that the United States is a very important and necessary country, but it is disturbed by its own "imperialist policy". He said that Russia is ready to fully restore relations with the United States, but conditions need to be created. Putin believes that the United States should take into account the interests of other countries in achieving its goals and adopt a compromise approach instead of sanctions, and only in this way can US-Russian relations be improved.
Putin pointed out that the United States has gained many benefits on the Russian-Ukrainian issue, such as by providing energy to Europe, aiding Ukraine, and sending some European countries. At the same time, the United States also promoted the eastward expansion of NATO and the integration of Finland and Sweden, and the United States was deeply involved in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. He believes that since the United States has already made a lot of profits, it should meet Russia's demands, end the conflict, and avoid forcing Russia into a corner.
If Russia, as a nuclear power, is cornered, the risk of a potential nuclear war will greatly increase. For Biden**, continuing to ignite the Russia-Ukraine conflict is not good for Biden's election. Originally, many Americans supported aid to Ukraine, but as time went on, more and more Americans changed their positions. Republicans, in particular, oppose aid to Ukraine. In addition to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United States is also deeply involved in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Israel had expected to eliminate Hamas in a short period of time, but Hamas's ability to resist was far stronger than expected, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict must have lasted for a long time. In this case, improving relations with Russia means for the United States that there is less military pressure on Europe, and it is possible to deploy part of its military forces to other regions, thereby bringing substantial benefits to the United States.
As a military power, if Russia improves relations with the United States, it may reduce its hostile support for the United States, thereby reducing the external pressure on the United States. It is foreseeable that US-Russian relations will not deteriorate forever, and may usher in a new turnaround. (Wen Tu Tsai).