Photo: (Jul. 24) - A U.S. Minuteman 3 ICBM on display at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. The United States said today it had made "progress" in talks this week with Russia toward a new nuclear arms reduction treaty (U.S. Air Force photo).Russia Says Next START Talks Due by Early September -- Voice of America
Russia says the next round of negotiations with the United States on a new deal to replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) will take place by early September.
The Foreign Ministry said in a statement Saturday that the two sides agreed to meet again at the end of August or in early September in Geneva.
A fourth round of U.S.-Russian talks on a new strategic arms reduction treaty, also in Geneva, ended Friday.
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My Comment: It appears that progress is being made .... I can only assume that when they mean progress, it is that they are close to agreement on reaching the goals that were set by Presidents Obama and Medvedev last month.
More News On U.S. - Russian START Talks
Next START talks due by early Sept-Russia -- Reuters
Russia, U.S. to hold regular arms cuts talks in August-September -- RIA Novosti
U.S. cites progress in latest START talks with Russia -- Reuters
US, Russia discuss nuclear arms reduction pact -- AP
Progress Made in Nuclear Treaty Talks, U.S. Says -- Global Security Newswire
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