U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday that it is incumbent on the country to stop a bit to re-evaluate its relationship with Russia, Obama said that "the event, which took place recently is but another event is added to the number of disputes arising, which we have seen over the past several months," in reference to Syria, human rights and other issues.
He added: "It may be appropriate for us to stop a bit and re-evaluate the way, who is going where Russia and what our core and adjust the relationship even do what is good for the United States as we hope and Russia as well," remarks came Obama after days of canceled a bilateral summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, due to granting asylum Russia to leaked intelligence information required in Washington, Edward Snowden.
