breakingnews
16.04.2009, 02:06
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The US and Russia will come to an understanding about missile defenses in Eastern Europe, believes Daryl Kimball, Executive Director of the Arms Control Association.
01.04.2009, 19:22
Presidents Obama and Medvedev plan to reach new arms reduction deal by the end of 2009. The Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or START, is close to its expiry date after 15 years.
22.01.2010, 18:28
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In response to Warsaw’s recent announcement that it will base US Patriot missiles near the border with Kaliningrad, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow needs more information.
Medvedev-Obama
29.07.2010, 17:17
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Following the release of the Treaty Compliance Report in the US, some Senate members are arguing that Russia did not fulfill its START I obligations, which could hinder New START.
Medvedev-Obama
14.03.2010, 09:21
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Russia and the US could be close to signing a new agreement on arms reduction - expected to slash their nuclear arsenals by about a quarter, according to Russia’s president.
Medvedev-Obama
17.12.2009, 11:27
Despite strong doubts in Moscow and Washington that a new nuclear arms reduction deal (START) will not be signed by the year’s end, an official spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry remains hopeful.
Medvedev-Obama
12.09.2009, 00:09
“A bigger question is: How low can the American arsenal really go and still maintain national security?” Thom Shanker of the New York Times asked about the upcoming deadline to broker a new “START” treaty with Russia.
Medvedev-Obama
05.02.2010, 17:37
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Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response to the use of any types of weapons of mass destruction against it or any of its allies. President Medvedev has approved Russia’s new military doctrine.
24.02.2010, 17:13
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Responding to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s assurances that Russia should not fear NATO’s advance, Russian ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin wants more than words.
Medvedev-Obama
14.11.2009, 03:54
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Russia and the US are negotiating a new nuke reduction treaty. But it’s necessary that other nuclear states get involved in such talks, the Director of the Nuclear Information Project, Hans Kristensen, told RT.
Medvedev-ObamaPublished: 21 April, 2009, 19:10
“There will be no drastic reduction of offensive strategic arms!” That’s according to Russia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sergey Ryabkov.
Now that's what I call good news, its good to know that some people have theiir head screwed on. Yes the 'Obumer' camp, would love us to swallow, their tails of friendship and kindness, whilst clenching their knife behind their back. But I am glad Russia is showing it is awake, and is not getting intoxicated with the crocodiles smile. Remember, after Obumer, its another son of a Bush. So lets keep it simple, enough weapons to keep us safe, and free from military and political pressure and domination from the West. Wasn't it Iraq, that America, used to be friendly with, Indeed wasn't it Saddam Husein. Look what happened to both Iraq and Husein. Nice friends, with friends like that, who needs enemies, Oh! I forgot they are enemies! Lucky the Russian government hasn't forgotten.