Russian President Vladimir Putin said it would be “extremely sad” if the treaty expired and was not replaced by another similar agreement. Photo: Reuters
Putin proposes one-year extension of New START arms control treaty with US
- The Russian president said it would be ‘extremely sad’ if the accord expired and was not replaced by another similar agreement
- Tensions have raged for months over the fate of New START, which caps the number of nuclear warheads held by Washington and Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin said it would be “extremely sad” if the treaty expired and was not replaced by another similar agreement. Photo: Reuters
