The world would benefit from friendly relations between the United States and Russia, U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser Robert O'Brien said in the article published in the Washington Post.
Acording to him, no president since Reagan has shown such resolve to Moscow. "Like Reagan, President Trump seeks another path with Russia — one in which Russia refrains from aggression abroad and becomes a friendly partner to the United States and Europe," O'Brien stressed.
"In such a world, sanctions on Russia would be unnecessary, and trade between our countries would flourish," Trump's national security adviser beleives.
"Russians, Americans and the world would all benefit from such a relationship," he concluded.
