US media: Telshy Helsinok could also count on Putin

The favorable attitude of US President Donald Tramp towards Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, could also have a negative effect on the Kremlin's host, the portal writes. Vice News ".

After the Tramp-Putin Summit in Helsinki, Russian representatives did not hide their enthusiasm. The Russian Foreign Minister said that the summit of the two leaders should be considered "wonderful". Putin's meeting with Tramp has also been described in the Russian media as very successful for Moscow. Several International Relations experts at Vice News have found that Washington may take a tougher stance against Russia in the near future.

Several US Congressional representatives after the Trump-Putin Summit expressed dissatisfaction with Tramp's statements, particularly the President's statement. Russian intervention in the 2016 US presidential election. Tramps, unlike the US intelligence services, said that, in his opinion, Russia did not intervene in the elections. Representatives of the Republican and Democratic parties strongly criticized Trmpa's statements.

"The more fruitful this meeting is with Putin, the greater the threat of Congress, the biggest threat is that Congress will try to pbad a law on detention," said Chris Veifer, a relationship badyst. long-standing Russian-American act.The act of withdrawal is a bill providing for the introduction of particularly harsh economic sanctions against Russia.If it pbaded, more than 200 representatives of the Russian government, as well as of wealthy magnates, would be punished and would affect Russian energy, finance, defense and other industries, reports Vice News.

Tuesday, Tramps said that he trusted US intelligence on Russia's involvement in the 2016 elections and that it had gone to a press conference.However, several badysts believe that the United States will have to take more concrete action against Russia in to counter the negative effects of the Helsinki summit. Exactly the role of the Congress could be greater in the implementation of these activities.

The leak of negative facts for Tramp, Russia or both, from the US intelligence service, could be another instrument used by Washington to respond to what is happening in Helsinki. "They [ASV izlūkdienestu darbinieki] are performing their duties with great pride – and the amount of lies that they are willing to endure is limited," said the former Dean of the CIA director, Senator Roberts Deics. John Saiffer, a former CIA agent for Vice News, has discovered that even a few common facts can have a lot of influence if they come from trusted sources.

Tramp statements at the press conference of the Helsinki Summit can better protect the work of the special adviser. a board investigating Russia's intervention in the 2016 US presidential election. Political badyst David Gergen said that Tramp had so far managed to undermine the investigation of Miller, but the summit event in Helsinki could protect the special advisor and his investigations against further attempts at discredit.