Russia and Ukraine predicted to take a while to get off their ‘diet of revenge'
'There are a lot of things going on between Russia and Ukraine which will be settled over a long period of time,' Mr Siracusa told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
'There comes a time in every prized fight where you've got to stop.
'It takes a while to get off this diet of revenge.'
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