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US Secretary of State, Anthony BlinkenOn Tuesday, he called Russia’s decision to suspend the new nuclear disarmament treaty “very disappointing and irresponsible” and said his country remains “ready” to discuss the issue.
“Announcement of Russia that he is suspending his participation in New START is very disappointing and irresponsible,” he told reporters at the US embassy in Athens.
“But obviously we are still ready to talk to you at any time. Russia strategic arms limitation,” he added.
The President made a statement about the new Russian position Vladimir Putin during his annual address to the nation.
The 2010 treaty is the last they support. Washington And Moscow to prevent nuclear escalation, but it has weakened in recent years due to accusations by the United States that Russia is not complying.
NATO regrets Russia’s announcement
Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Jens Stoltenberg, on Tuesday expressed regret over Russia’s decision to suspend its participation in the new nuclear disarmament treaty.
“I regret the decision announced RussiaStoltenberg stated this at a press conference.
The official recalled that this was the last bilateral agreement between Russia and USA on nuclear disarmament.
“More nuclear weapons and less arms control make the world a more dangerous place. That is why we have worked so hard to get Russia involved in arms control,” Stoltenberg said.
For this reason, he “urged Russia to reconsider the decision to suspend its participation in the new START agreement.”
The statement about the new Russian position was made by the President, Vladimir Putinduring his annual address to the nation.
“We are going to step by step, carefully and systematically solve the tasks that we face,” the Russian president told the military and part of the country’s political elite.
The 2010 treaty is the latest treaty between Washington and Moscow to prevent nuclear escalation, but it has been weakened in recent years by accusations of USA about what Russia I didn’t comply.
AFP
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