Russia’s Foreign Minister Says Libya, Missile Defense Issues Hinder NATO-Russia Cooperation -- Washington Post/AP
SOCHI, Russia — Differences over the war in Libya and missile defense plans are hindering efforts to build a strategic partnership between NATO and Russia, Russia’s foreign minister said Monday.
“The dialogue is not proceeding as easily as we expected after the Lisbon summit,” Sergey Lavrov said, referring to the meeting of Russia’s and NATO’s heads of state in the Portuguese capital in November, when the former Cold War rivals decided to forge a close partnership.
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