MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered his country's assistance in investigating bombings in Boston that killed 3 and injured more than 140 people.
Putin
said in a condolences note published on the Kremlin’s website Tuesday
that the international community should come together to fight
terrorism.
Putin said Russia “would be ready to provide assistance” to U.S. authorities with the probe into the bombings at the Boston marathon.
Obama’s national security adviser Tom Donilon met with Putin on Monday and presented a letter from Obama in an effort to improve relations, which have nosedived in recent months.
Despite Obama’s efforts to “reset” relations with Russia
during his first term, ties worsened over conflicting approaches to the
Syrian crisis and U.S. concerns about the Kremlin’s crackdown on
dissent.
