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Obama to Attend G20 Summit in Russia

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Obama to Attend G20 Summit in Russia

MOSCOW, August 7 (RIA Novosti) – US President Barack Obama has confirmed his intention to attend the Group of Twenty summit in Russia’s St. Petersburg in September, but reproached Russia for its “Cold War mentality.”


Speaking on NBC’s “The Tonight Show” hosted by Jay Leno, Obama, however, praised Moscow for being cooperative on some matters.

“There are times when they [the Russian government] slip back into Cold War thinking and Cold War mentality. What I continually say to them and to President [Vladimir] Putin, that’s the past,” the US president told the host.

"There’s no reason why we shouldn't be able to cooperate more effectively than we do,” he said.

Obama said he was “disappointed” with Russia’s decision to grant temporary asylum to US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden but that he would still attend the G20 summit.

The US leader did not say if he would attend a separate meeting with Putin, due in the Russian capital, which was called into question by Washington after Russia granted temporary asylum to Snowden.

Full story: http://en.rian.ru/politics/20130807/182619683/Obama-to-Attend-G20-Summit-in-Russia.html

-- RIA Novosti 2013-08-07

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