President Joe Biden’s track record on Russia is a mixed bag. First, he called the Russian leader Vladimir Putin a killer, then called him to schedule a one-on-one and praised his willingness to work together on climate change. A consistent strategy will be necessary that avoids a shooting war with the Kremlin, protects its neighbors, and keeps its geopolitical ambitions in check.
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Ariel Cohen: Biden’s Russia strategy needs to look past Putin
A bird flies past the Russian Foreign Ministry headquarters in Moscow on April 19, 2021.
