Russia calls for return to 'peaceful co-existence' with US like during Cold War
India Today
Russia has called for a return to the principle of "peaceful co-existence" with the US like during the Cold War, the Russian foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
Russia and the United States should return to the principle of "peaceful co-existence" like during the Cold War, the Interfax news agency cited the Russian foreign ministry as saying on Tuesday.
The foreign ministry added that it was open to honest and mutually respectful dialogue with the United States and that hope remained that normalcy in relations between the two countries could be restored, Interfax reported.
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