Donald Trump has already shown that he is less likely to engage in military confrontations with other countries such as Russia, but radical advisers may “reshape” his political agenda, according to author and political analyst James Petras. Petras made his comments following Senator John McCain’s warning to the President- elect against trusting Russia’s call for better ties. Press TV reports: Speaking after the first phone conversation between Trump and Putin, McCain said Tuesday that the Russian head of state was not to be trusted. “With the US presidential transition underway, Vladimir Putin has said in recent days that he wants to improve relations with the United States,” the Republican senator of Arizona said in a statement. McCain’s comments were aimed at preventing Trump from following one of his most important campaign pledges, which included cooperation with Russia to solve mutual differences between the two sides. At least that was what the Republican president-elect discussed with Putin during their phone call on Monday, according to Moscow. Petras said Trump’s policies with regards to Moscow were the opposite of what his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton wanted. “I think it is a step away from a nuclear confrontation that was on the Clinton [...]
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