US EditionRussia to Quit Plutonium Pact as Moscow Laments State of US Ties
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The Russian Parliament's lower room approved a withdrawal measure on Wednesday from the historic agreement concluded with the United States, which aims to reduce large quantities of plutonium left by thousands of nuclear weapons...
Russia will formally terminate an agreement with the United States to reduce its stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium, according to a decision in the State Duma in Moscow.
Russia is finally withdrawing from a disarmament agreement with the US, which provided for the destruction of nuclear explosives.
Russia to Quit Plutonium Pact as Moscow Laments State of US Ties
Russian lawmakers voted to abandon a defunct treaty with the US on the disposal of military-grade plutonium as Moscow said momentum stemming from the Alaska summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has been exhausted.
Russian legislators voted to abandon a U.S. treaty on the elimination of the plutonium for military use, in the context in which Moscow stated that the push generated by the Alaska summit between Donald Trump and...
The lower house of the Russian parliament voted on Wednesday to terminate the intergovernmental agreement concluded in 2000 and ratified in 2011 between Russia and the United States on the disposal of plutonium no longer used for defense purposes.
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