U.S. Open to Russian Missile Checks at NATO Sites

Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated that further diplomatic talks could help reduce tensions over Ukraine. The Biden administration is open to allowing Russia to verify the absence of missiles at NATO bases in Romania and Poland. This move is seen as a diplomatic gesture to address Russia's security concerns. Despite the challenges, Putin remains open to diplomacy, and there are potential visits from French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Russia, signaling ongoing diplomatic efforts.

What did Russian President Vladimir Putin suggest to ease tensions over Ukraine?

• Military intervention

• Further talks

• Economic sanctions

• Withdrawal of troops

What is the Biden administration willing to discuss with Moscow?

• Reducing NATO's military exercises

• Imposing new sanctions on Russia

• Allowing Russia to verify the absence of missiles at NATO bases

• Increasing military presence in Eastern Europe

What did President Putin acknowledge about the diplomatic process?

• It will be easy

• It will be challenging

• It is unnecessary

• It is already resolved

Which country's president is potentially visiting Russia for diplomatic talks?

• France

• Germany

• Italy

• United Kingdom

Who is expected to speak with President Putin following a visit to Kiev?

• Joe Biden

• Emmanuel Macron

• Boris Johnson

• Angela Merkel