Kremlin said, Russia and the US made agreements achieved at the Geneva Summit to a certain extent.00: 00/1: 44nam Southern American President J.Biden and Russian President V.Putin at The summit in Geneve in June 2021. Photo: Tass
. "To some extent, Moscow and Washington are making agreements they have reached at the Summit held in Geneva in June ?, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Reporters today - 27 / 7. According to Mr., the US and Russia maintains network security and strategy stability
"The agreement is being implemented to some extent. This process is underway. This is a very complicated process and too early to talk about any expectations. It is important to have contact. You know, it's a very complicated problem, "the Kremlin spokesman said and commented on the current situation around the Russian-US agreements." Contact about network security and stabilizing strategies still Continue, all of this contributes to the implementation of the agreements achieved in Geneva, "said Peskov." Mai - 28/7, Russian-US new consultation round on strategic stability will be Organization in Geneve. The Russian delegation will be led by the Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov and the US delegation led by the Deputy Foreign Minister Wendy Sherman. Before, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov told Tass that Moscow had Plan to discuss thoroughly all aspects of strategic stability issues, evaluating potential risks and challenges, as well as developing a framework for future general activities. Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden held a summit in Geneva on June 16
This is their first direct meeting as a danger The country's heads and the first Russian-American summit since 2018. The two leaders said in a general statement that the parties expected to start comprehensive dialogue on strategic stability. In addition, Russia and the US also intend to start consulting on network security, exchanging prisoners and controlling weapons. . Dịch vụ:
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