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Constructive relations with RF pay dividends to US - State Dpt
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11.11.2010, 11.06
WASHINGTON, November 11 (Itar-Tass) - The creation of more constructive relations with Russia has already begun to yield significant dividends to the United States and Europe, US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Philip H. Gordon said in London on Thursday.
The United States for its part has made important progress in bilateral relations in terms of pragmatic cooperation, he said speaking at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House). The text of his remarks was released by the US State Department in Washington.
He said, in particular, that “we have sought with our European allies to build a more constructive relationship with Russia – a common goal that has started to pay significant dividends for both Europe and the United States. For our part, the United States has made important progress in setting our bilateral relationship on a path of pragmatic cooperation. Most significantly, we have concluded a New START Treaty. The agreement is the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades and significantly reduces the number of nuclear weapons and launchers deployed by the United States and Russia while also putting in place a strong verification regime.” According to him, “This is an achievement that has made Europe and the world safer. We have also achieved important cooperation with Russia in advancing our common goals in Afghanistan and in addressing the Iranian nuclear program. And we have done all of this without compromising our principles – in particular our steadfast commitments to human rights and to the defence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of all of the nations of Europe.”
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