Kremlin Says Arms Control Agreement With US Will Require Lengthy Preparation
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said quick results should not be expected in talks on a new arms control deal with Washington.
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The Kremlin has said that reaching an arms control agreement with the United States will require lengthy preparation, according to TASS.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that results in this area cannot be expected quickly, signaling that any progress toward a new agreement is likely to be a gradual process rather than a rapid breakthrough.
Arms control between Moscow and Washington has been a recurring point of discussion between the two nuclear powers, with previous agreements often taking extended periods of negotiation before being finalized.
Peskov's comments did not specify a timeline for talks or outline the specific terms under discussion, and no further details were provided on the current state of negotiations between the two countries.
The remarks come amid continued attention to the broader state of relations between Russia and the United States on strategic and security matters.
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