US Must Learn to Respect Other States, Find Compromises

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BEIJING – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday, commenting on a recent remark of US President Joe Biden about the need to “put down” the Russian leader that the United States need to learn to respect others and be able to find compromises, then no one will need to be suppressed.Disclaimer:

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