Kremlin Agrees to Resume Nuclear Disarmament Negotiations with Trump, but without China
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Moscow agrees with Trump on the need to regain the dialogue on strategic stability, but refuses to involve Beijing and warns that the arsenals of France and the United Kingdom should be taken into account
The Kremlin press point, 20 October, the essential:Moscow has repeatedly stressed the importance of the resumption of dialogue on strategic stability and nuclear disarmamentThe negotiations on strategic stability must begin...
Moscow, 20 Oct (EFE).- The Kremlin agreed today with U.S. President Donald Trump on the urgency of resuming nuclear disarmament negotiations, but without involving Beijing, in view of the possible meeting of the leaders of Russia, the U.S. and China. "We are convinced of this. We have said it repeatedly [...] The entry The Kremlin agrees to resume nuclear disarmament negotiations with Trump, but without China it was first published in HolaNews.
The Kremlin, however, clarified that the dialogues would take place without the presence of China, with whom a trilateral meeting is expected.
MOSCOW - Russia agrees to resume nuclear disarmament talks with the United States, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday. However, he said it is a matter between Moscow and Washington, and China's participation is therefore not necessary, EFE reports.
Moscow is ready to quickly resume talks with the United States on strategic stability and nuclear disarmament. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stressed on Tuesday that China's participation is not necessary.
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