This is Trump’s first enemy

In a radio interview broadcast by Radio Comsomolskaya Pravda, Russian businessman Victor Pot, who was recently released from American prisons, considered that the biggest challenge to US President Donald Trump is not Russia or even China, but a “deep state”, which he said had moved from Washington to London and launched a sabotage campaign against all attempts to converge with Moscow.

In the meeting conducted by Alexander Gamov, Pot described the current stage as “a complex attempt to rebuild what was destroyed in Russian -American relations during the past five years,” stressing the need for a formula that satisfies Moscow first.

Pot pointed to the importance of Kirill Dimitrev’s statements, the executive director of the Russian Investment Fund, which spoke in an economic language “understood by the Americans”, while submitting clear proposals on profitable cooperation between the two parties, saying: “The message was understood for those who have the decision.”

Bot concluded by saying that Russia and the United States have many common interests, adding: “With Trump’s return, it is clear that there is a majority that believes in the necessity of cooperation between the two great countries.” (Russia today)