Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on Thursday on Russia-US collaboration on security problems in Afghanistan: “These contacts emerge as the need arises, but the mechanism of contacts has been established. Certainly, the situation requires an exchange of opinions and information, so, of course, with a great degree of probability, these contacts will surely continue.” Evidently, it is progress that both sides should be talking with each other as a regular feature. Peskov included the example of a discussion three days earlier between Nikolai Patrushev, the Secretary of Russia’s Security Council, and Jake Sullivan, the US National Security Advisor. That phone conversation, according to the release of
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