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Reuters: Russia and U.S. Discuss Nuclear Arms Control
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American and Russian delegations met in Geneva to discuss the possibility of concluding a potential multilateral nuclear arms control treaty.
This was reported by Reuters, citing a State Department spokesperson. Today, the U.S. representatives are planning to meet with a Chinese delegation. Previously, the United States held bilateral talks with two other UN Security Council members – the United Kingdom and France.
As a reminder, the New START treaty between Russia and the United States expired on February 5. It was the last international legal limitation of nuclear weapons deployment.















