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Russia and Eastern Europe at Georgetown University (USA).

The current START treaty expires December 5, 2009. Signed July 31, 1991, he urged both parties to limit the number to 6,000 units from 1,600 nuclear warheads and the vectors. It also provided for mutual inspections of sites used for the storage and destruction of weapons, exchange of information and destruction of obsolete weapons. Russia and the United States own 90% of the global nuclear arsenal.

According to her, except arms control, MM.Medvedev and Obama would address issues such as Russia’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the situation in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran, and the settlement in the Middle East.

Washington plans to deploy elements of its European missile shield to counter possible attacks from Iran or North Korea. He has to install a radar in the Czech Republic and ten missile interceptors in Poland. Moscow feels threatened, has repeatedly expressed his hostility to the project, despite U.S. attempts to reassure Russia. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has not ruled out the deployment of Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad, on the borders of Poland.

In early March, the American press reported that Obama had sent a secret letter to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in which he declared himself ready to renounce the deployment of ABM in Europe in exchange for Russian assistance in resolving the Iranian nuclear issue.

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