Another round of the Russian-U.S. dialogue on strategic stability will be held in Geneva on July 28, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on July 23. “In furtherance of the agreements reached at the June 16 talks between Russian and U.S. Presidents, Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden, another round of the Russian-U.S. strategic stability dialogue will be held in Geneva on July 28,” the ministry said, reported TASS. The Russian delegation will be headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov. “The sides will discuss issues of maintaining and strengthening strategic stability, as well as prospects for arms control,” the ministry stated.
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