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Interview with Kirill Koktysh

Published 1 May, 2008 17:28 | Updated 1 May, 2008 21:28

The diplomatic row between the U.S. and Belarus is heating up. Political analyst Kirill Koktysh from Moscow's University of Foreign Relations says the row is set to continue as neither side reeds 'good relations' with the other.

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