Russia's Vladimir Putin was a no-show during President Obama's U.N. speech. That was probably for the best.
"We see some major powers assert themselves in ways that contravene international law," Obama said.
"We want a strong Russia that's invested in working with us to strengthen the international system as a whole," Obama said.
"Consider Russia's annexation of Crimea and further aggression in eastern Ukraine," Obama said.
"Imagine if, instead, Russia had engaged in true diplomacy," Obama said.
Putin and Obama have a sit-down meeting Monday. It should be … pleasant.
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