Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia stated today that the strategic stability talks that presidents Biden and Putin had agreed to at their recent Geneva summit, will begin in July. “Talks on strategic stability will kick off in July. The sides are getting prepared for that,” he said, continuing that following the Geneva summit Russia had taken note of the American side’s attempts to impose new conditions for cooperation on issues of bilateral relations.
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