‘Personal chemistry’ keeps U.S.-Russia reset alive as Putin-Trump bond defies ‘backtracks’ While the corporate media machine paints U.S.-Russia relations as a frozen conflict zone, a quieter diplomatic reality is unfolding inside the Russian Embassy in Washington. There, on Russia Day, Ambassador Alexander Darchiev acknowledged what official narratives often bury: sustained personal chemistry between President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump is driving diplomats to restore normal intergovernmental ties, even as geopolitical tensions force “backtracks.” The admission cuts through the noise of impeachment spectacles, Ukraine war briefings, and task force dissolutions, suggesting a bilateral reset remains alive, because of the ongoing…

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