The administration of U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama is considering additional ways of containment in order to limit its influence in the European Union, informs the wall Street Journal. "Made approach incorporates the strengthening of the military power of the allies and potential partners, says the magazine. certain Authorized the administration also want to do a wider NATO to ensure that the limits of the orbit (influence) of Russia. The membership of Ukraine and Georgia (in the Alliance) until not considered, But certain Authorized the Pentagon and the administration are in favour of accession to NATO of a small Balkan country of Montenegro is to consolidate its ties with the West " and demonstrations of the Russian Federation that it does not have a veto on the extension of the Commonwealth. These "long term measures" as long as there are at the discussion stage, reports the news Agency. According to her, the Pentagon is eyeing potential sites for the deployment of weapons " for use in crisis situations or during exercise "." But as long as Washington remains opposed to building a permanent American military presence in the EU, " says the wall Street Journal." The administration is stepping up the pace of work on new military technologies to more effectively confront the Russian military successes, leveling advantages of Russia and to hold the Russian Federation from (temptation) use its growing military power, " writes the print Edition. The magazine stressed that in the administration of President Barack Hussein Obama has no unified position on the question of what to do about Russia." According to former and current commissioners of the administration, Obama is more skeptical about the fact that Moscow is a long-term challenge, and beware even unwittingly to represent the Russian Federation more serious enemy than it ought (Washington) ", - reported in the publication. First it was claimed that the head of the USA Barack Obama will negotiate with EU leaders about the expansion of the punishment relative to Russia in the negotiations on the sidelines of the summit of heads of States and governments of the group of seven in Germany.