Putin Expresses Hope for U.S.-Russia Cooperation
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed optimism about future cooperation with the U.S. under President Donald Trump's administration. However, he suggested that some Western elites might attempt to hinder the dialogue. These remarks were made during a meeting with the FSB security service and aired on television.

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In a televised statement on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin conveyed optimism about potential cooperation between Russia and the United States under the new U.S. administration led by President Donald Trump. Speaking to the FSB security service, Putin emphasized the positive groundwork laid by initial contacts.
Despite this hopeful outlook, Putin cautioned that certain Western elites might attempt to disrupt the burgeoning dialogue between the two nations. His comments suggest both an eagerness for collaboration and an awareness of potential diplomatic challenges ahead.
The Russian leader's remarks underscore a critical moment in U.S.-Russia relations, as both countries explore avenues for partnership amidst global tensions and differing political agendas.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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