When it comes to foreign policy, the United States often chooses between sanctions or force.
However, according to President-elect Trump's adviser Keith Kellogg, the most effective way to begin relations with Russia is through personal agreements.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal , he emphasized that effective communication is built on personal contacts, not on harsh measures.
Kellogg explained that sanctions and force are extreme measures that should not be used as a first step. Negotiations and direct dialogue should be the basis.
The approach is consistent with Trump's presidency, which favors face-to-face meetings with world leaders.
Kellogg noted that Trump will seek ways to peacefully resolve global conflicts after taking office.
Thus, as Kellogg argues, it is better to begin interactions with Russia with personal contacts and negotiations, rather than with sanctions or force.
