U.S. Rejects Putin’s Proposal On Nuclear Disarmament Treaty As ‘Nonstarter’
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(Worthy News) -The United States says Russian President Vladimir Putin’s proposal to extend the New START nuclear disarmament treaty without freezing nuclear warheads is a “nonstarter.”
White House national-security adviser Robert O’Brien made the statement on October 16 on Twitter in response to Putin’s proposed extension of the bilateral treaty for one year without preconditions.
O’Brien said the U.S. proposal of an extension of New START for one year in exchange for Russia and the United States capping all nuclear warheads during that period “would have been a win for both sides.” [ Source: Radio Free Europe (Read More…) ]
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