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Thanks to Trump, Russia’s Own ‘Pivot to Asia’ Is Bearing Fruit

Thanks to Trump, Russia’s Own ‘Pivot to Asia’ Is Bearing Fruit
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The recent ASEAN-Russia summit in Kazan highlights Russia's efforts to strengthen ties with Southeast Asian nations amidst global geopolitical shifts. Analysts suggest that U.S. foreign policy, particularly under the Trump administration, may be inadvertently creating opportunities for Russia to expand its influence in the region.

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This shift in diplomatic relations could alter the balance of power in Southeast Asia and impact U.S. strategic interests in the Indo-Pacific.

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