6 Jul 2009
The United States and Russia, seeking to move forward on one of the most significant arms control treaties since the end of the cold war, have reached a preliminary agreement on cutting each country’s stockpile of strategic nuclear weapons, officials on both sides said Monday.
The so-called framework agreement was put together by negotiators as President Obama arrived here for his first Russian-American summit meeting. It was to be presented to Mr. Obama and Russia’s president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, later on Monday for their approval.
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NY Times
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