Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin listens, teacup in hand, as President Obama talks on the terrace of the premier’s residence outside Moscow. Alexey Druzhinin / AFP/Getty ImagesU.S.-Russia Talks Yield No Breakthroughs -- L.A. Times
Obama leaves with important, if measured, agreements. But the contentious issues -- Iran, U.S. missile defense, human rights -- went unbridged.
Reporting from Moscow -- There was a time when an American president would travel to Moscow for a summit and the world watched intently to see if history would be made.
These days, most people seem prepared to settle for more modest outcomes.
That was the ambiguous result of Barack Obama's first trip as president to meet with his Russian counterparts. Obama came away from two days of talks with important, if not momentous, agreements to renew nuclear arms talks and allow U.S. warplanes to fly through Russian airspace on their way to Afghanistan.
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