After a conversation between President of Russia Vladimir Putin and the elected President of the United States of America Donald trump the head of the Senate Department of the USA for military power John Sidney McCain said that any attempt to "reset" relations with Russia is unacceptable. McCain doubted Putin's statements about the intention to establish relations between the 2 countries. The President of the Russian Federation He is called "former KGB agent" and repeated distributed during the information campaign against Russia cliches about " tyranny ", "the murder of political opponents," but also said that the Russian Federation would be as if "threatened America's allies and tried to undermine U.S. elections" and "attack neighbors," writes the Washington post. According to the Senator, the attempt to "reset" relations undertaken by the administration of Barack Hussein Obama, as if that led to the "invasion of Ukraine" and military intervention in the conflict in the middle East. McCain said that "the price of the other "reset" will be, at least, complicity (USA) in the massacre of the Syrian people " in which He was also subjected to prosecution Moscow and Damascus. He said that "it is unacceptable for the cost of a great country" and that North America must struggle against " tyranny ".