MOSCOW (Reuters) -- The presidents of Russia and the United States agreed today to urge their negotiators to speed up work and prepare for signing a new START deal to cut strategic nuclear weapons, the Kremlin said in a statement.
"The Russian side stressed the importance of completing the talks within a short term to prepare this document -- vital for strategic security and stability -- for signing as soon as possible," the Kremlin said after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's telephone conversation with U.S. leader Barack Obama.
"The Russian side stressed the importance of completing the talks within a short term to prepare this document -- vital for strategic security and stability -- for signing as soon as possible," the Kremlin said after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's telephone conversation with U.S. leader Barack Obama.
