Geneva is a Swiss city where various talks are taking place that could change the face of the world.
There, US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet face to face on Wednesday (June 16).
It is only natural that when the leaders of the two countries, who are at odds with each other, engage in direct dialogue, there is an objection that huge changes and twists and turns can occur.
But experts warn that such a turn should not be countered in the ongoing Biden-Putin talks.
It is because neither the United States nor Russia has that confidence that officials on both sides have not commented much after the announcement of the meeting.
Experts say the talks between Python and Putin prior to the meeting did not give them full confidence that they would engage in good social dialogue.
They say Adiba Biden’s bold assertion that Vladimir Putin is a ‘murderer’ and that Putin retorted that ‘only one killer can call another a murderer’ could have an impact on the two’s face-to-face meeting.
Already, Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin have made it clear that they will never change their position on some important issues.
In particular, the cyber-attack against US government agencies in 2020, the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is currently in prison, and the two leaders will not give up a bit on issues such as Russia’s military intervention in the Ukraine civil war.
However, Python and Putin do not contradict each other. There are some aspects that both leaders can agree on. They can negotiate smoothly on those issues and reach an agreement.
For example, soon after taking office, Joe Biden agreed to extend the arms reduction agreement with Russia. Both leaders are concerned about preventing the spread of nuclear weapons.
Experts say they can discuss the matter in the best possible way and find a smooth island.
In addition, the United States and Russia can work together on a variety of international issues. Both countries have a key role to play in tackling the Corona and climate change.
Experts say Python and Mint can engage in constructive consultation on such international issues.
Their hope is that these talks will easily facilitate the improvement of diplomatic relations between the United States and Russia, which have been facing a recent setback.
It is expected that the Geneva talks will be held between Biden and Putin in an effort to bridge the gap created by the recall of embassy officials from both countries over various issues.
It was in Geneva in 1985 that the then US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Michael McCauley met and held direct talks.
Prior to the talks, Reagan called the Soviet Union an “evil empire.” Relations between the two countries were in a very bad state.
However, the situation changed dramatically after that meeting. The first nuclear non-proliferation treaty was signed between the United States and the Soviet Union. The beginning was the beginning of the end of the Cold War.
But Vladimir Putin, who is currently meeting in Geneva, is not Mikhail Gopachev; Joe Biden and Ronald Reagan are not. Therefore, it is the opinion of experts that they can not resist the giant turn like their predecessors did.
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