Despite the pressing from the US and allies, Putin seemed to think that the West was chaotic, and Russia was rising and came to responding.

"They probably think that we are like them. However, we are genetically, cultural and moral principles. We know how to protect our benefits," said Russian President Vladimir Putin

The toughness of the Kremlin powerpart continued to be clearly shown in the federal message on April 21, with the warning no one should think about "crossing the red line" in relations with Russia, between

"In some countries, they started a despicable 'custom' to blame Russia for everything. It's like a new sport," Putin spoke before the legislators and the governor.

The Russian President said Moskva wanted to have a "nice relationship" with all international community members, even with disagreements.

Russian President read federal messages in Moscow on April 21.

The analyst, the Kremlin analyzed was hoped to enter Joe Biden elected US President.

The first recipes between Biden and Putin in January also showed a positive sign, when the two leaders agreed to renew the treaty to reduce the new strategic strategic attack (New Start), a Russian foreign goal

The discussion also mentioned the unilateral unilateral issue from the open sky treaty, maintaining an Iranian nuclear agreement, the situation of Ukraine and Russia's proposal to organize the summit between Standing Members of the Council

However, the turning point appeared in the Biden interview on television in March, when the US President called the Russian co-author "murderer".

"This is considered an unacceptable situation. They cannot force us with sanctions," said Dmitri Trenin, director of Carnegie Research Center in Moscow, commenting.

In response, Russia in recent weeks has given the moves to be signaled to escalate the conflict, such as strengthening forces near the Ukrainian border.

The Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) William Burns said Russia's dynamics can detain the Government of Ukraine and send messages to the Biden government.

Russian President Vladimir Putin at the anniversary of the Crimea Peninsula Merging Day at Luzhniki Stadium, Moskva, on March 18.

Besides, Russia also increased pressure on the opposition activist Alexei Navalny, whom Putin accused the West to "restrain" Moscow.

On April 16, prosecutors filed a lawsuit for tying Navalny's organization as "extreme" and illegal, at risk of making Russia's most powerful opposition movement forced to operate underground and houses

United Nations Human Rights Experts on April 21 called on Russia to allow Nalvany to bring nalvany abroad to be treated by his life "seriously threatened".

According to Anton Troianovski's commentary of NY TRIANOVSKI, the disagreements and most of the outside world rated negatively about Russian recent moves.

Trenin said Putin was the one who was holding stable for Russia, by maintaining the balance between factions in the country's ruling elite.

In a weekly program on Russia's Rossiya 1 channel on April 18, the leader of Dmitri Kiselyov closed the report on the confrontation between Putin and Biden by referring to "superuses" Poseidon, new weapons

"Russian armed forces are ready to shoot a nuclear torpedo that can cause radioactive tsunami to flood the opponent's cities, making no one can live there for decades",

However, there are still signs that Putin doesn't want to stress with the West beyond control.

The Kremlin this week also confirmed that Putin will spoke at the online conference on climate change chaired by Biden on April 22.

Tatiana Stanovaya, Russian analyst has studied Putin for many years, believing that Russian President is more active than his hawk adviser in finding ways to cooperate with the United States, indicating that he is always determined

"Putin is extremely believed in his great mission in being responsible for Russia, but also with global security," Stanovaya evaluated.