Vladimir Putin can afford to sit and watch events

Friday’s drama in the oval office caused a quick reaction from many world leaders.

But not from Vladimir Putin. So far, there is no comment from the Kremlin leader.

Then again, he doesn’t really need to say anything. President Putin can afford to sit down and watch events unfold.

Donald Trump predicts that the public spitting with President Zelenski “will be a great television.”

There is little doubt that Vladimir Putin will enjoy the show, the dramatic performance of Volodimir Zelenski, the leader of the country’s president Putin, invaded by fighting the President and Vice President of the United States before the world media.

However, some Russian employees have commented on events in Washington.

In a social media publication, former President Dmitry Medvedev, now the deputy manager of the Russian Security Council, writes that President Zelenski has received a slap in the Oval Cabinet. He called on the United States to stop military assistance to Ukraine.

How Moscow would welcome this.

Writing on Telegram, foreign ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova praised Trump and JD Vance for their “miracle of restraint” so as not to hit the president of Ukraine.

This is a sign of the new world that it seems that now, while relations between the US-Ukrena are at risk of implosion, the opposite is true of US-Russia connections.

In recent weeks, Trump and Putin have talked on the phone and promised to work closely; There is talk of a possible summit soon; Conversations with a lower-level US-Russia to reset relations and discuss potential economic cooperation have already begun.

President Putin hangs a carrot on lucrative joint projects with Americans, including rare earthly minerals and aluminum production.

The consequences of breaking down the relations between Ukraine and the United States are potentially very serious for Kiev, but very positive for Moscow.

If the flow of American weapons to Ukraine will stop, it would be much more difficult Ukrainians to defend against the Russian forces that have invaded their country, even if Ukraine enjoys solidarity and strong support from European leaders.

For some time, Moscow has believed that war in Ukraine is walking along the path of Russia. The match of the cries in the oval office will cement this opinion.