Putin says hopes 'common sense will prevail' in international relations

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Putin says hopes 'common sense will prevail' in international relations
Moscow, Russia, April 11 (AFP) Apr 11, 2018
President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said he hoped that common sense would prevail in global affairs as the US has threatened to send missiles into Syria.

"The state of the world cannot but provoke concern. The situation in the world is becoming more and more chaotic but all the same we hope that common sense will finally prevail and international relations will take a constructive path," Putin said as new ambassadors presented him with their credentials at the Kremlin.

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