June 11, 2008 By James Kimer

“A Constructive and Comradely Dialogue”

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev may look young and inexperienced (this is his first elected position), but he is already showing a mastery of the Kremlin’s trademarked diplomatic doublespeak – making vast swings between aggressive and friendly tones in his comments. Today he plays good cop:

Asked by a conference delegate about the presidential election in the United States this year, he said Russia would work with the winning candidate.