Russia gloats about shift in U.S. relations with Ukraine
Briefly

Following a recent Oval Office meeting that highlighted tensions between U.S. officials and Ukrainian President Zelensky, Moscow has expressed optimism about U.S. foreign policy changes. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov noted that Washington's evolving stance closely aligns with Russia's vision. Meanwhile, criticism arose from certain U.S. lawmakers regarding the administration's apparent shift towards embracing Russian interests, with notable condemnation from Senators Lisa Murkowski and Chris Murphy, who warned of the implications for U.S. alliances and democratic values as Trump’s administration appears to relent on its stance towards Putin and Zelensky.
Kremlin officials commended the U.S. for its 'rapidly changing' foreign policy configurations, feeling they align with Russia’s vision, showcasing a shift in U.S. relations with Ukraine.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov praised Trump for his 'common sense,' despite noting that the U.S. and Russia have differing viewpoints on various issues.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski expressed her dismay over the Trump administration's apparent departure from traditional allies, labeling this embrace of Putin a significant threat to democracy.
Sen. Chris Murphy stated that the 'White House has become an arm of the Kremlin,' emphasizing concerns about the administration's shifting support towards Russia.
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