Press Statements following Russian-American Talks.Part 5 July 6, 2009 The Kremlin, Moscow Совместная пресс-конференция с Президентом Соединенных Штатов Америки Бараком Обамой по итогам российско-американских переговоров. 6 июля 2009 года Москва, Кремль QUESTION (Associated Press): Good evening to both presidents. President Obama, I'd like to ask you about the issue of trust, after this period of rocky relations between the countries, but also with the agreements that you've just laid out today. Having spent time with President Medvedev, do you feel like you have full trust in him, and have you settled in your mind who is really in charge here in Russia - the President or Prime Minister Putin? And President Medvedev, I'd like to ask you, polling shows that the Russian people have some hard feelings about America. I'm wondering what you think President Obama can do to try to change this? BARACK OBAMA: Well, first of all, this is now my second lengthy bilateral meeting with President Medvedev, and we've also had a series of telephone calls and other exchanges. And throughout our interactions, I've found him to be straightforward, professional. He is clear about the interests of the Russian people, but he's also interested in finding out what the interests of the United States are. And we have found I think an ability to work together extremely effectively. So, yes, I trust President Medvedev to not only listen and to negotiate constructively, but also to follow up - follow <b>...</b>Длительность: 9:16
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Press Statements following Russian-American Talks.Part 3 July 6, 2009 The Kremlin, Moscow Совместная пресс-конференция с Президентом Соединенных Штатов Америки Бараком Обамой по итогам российско-американских переговоров. 6 июля 2009 года Москва, Кремль This starts with the reduction of our own nuclear arsenals. As the world's two leading nuclear powers, the United States and Russia must lead by example, and that's what we're doing here today. We have signed a Joint Understanding for a follow-on treaty to the START agreement that will reduce our nuclear warheads and delivery systems by up to a third from our current treaty limitations. This legally binding treaty will be completed this year. We've also agreed on a joint statement on nuclear security cooperation that will help us achieve the goal of securing all vulnerable nuclear materials within four years - progress that we can build upon later this week at the G8 summit. Together, these are important steps forward in implementing the agenda that I laid out in Prague. As we keep our commitments, so we must ensure that other nations keep theirs. To that end, we had constructive discussions about North Korea and Iran. North Korea has abandoned its own commitments and violated international law. And that's why I'm pleased that Russia joined us in passing a UN Security Council resolution that calls for strong steps to block North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program. Iran also poses a serious challenge through its <b>...</b>
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Press Statements following Russian-American Talks.Part 1 July 6, 2009 The Kremlin, Moscow Совместная пресс-конференция с Президентом Соединенных Штатов Америки Бараком Обамой по итогам российско-американских переговоров. 6 июля 2009 года Москва, Кремль PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA DMITRY MEDVEDEV: Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues, We have just completed our negotiations with the US President. The first visit of US President Barack Obama to Russia was a very busy one. The first day showed that we managed to discuss all the items of our agenda, and it was a very big one. I would like from the outset to say that there was a very useful and very open business-like conversation. This, no doubt, was a meeting that has been expected, both in this country and the United States of America, and on which not only the future of our two countries depends but also, to a large extent, the trends of world development. I would like to emphasize again one thing. The first day of negotiations, our meetings one-on-one and in an expanded format were very open and sincere. And this is extremely important. We have agreed that we will continue to communicate in this mode further on. In reality, for our relations, it is very important and it is not a simple job, because the backlog of problems is quite impressive. But we have enough of mutual wish and will and the principled positions that we have always held and still hold, to discuss these problems in a business-like manner and to achieve mutually <b>...</b>
Odnako / Однако 06.07.09
Russia and the US have agreed on strategic arms reduction and on the signing of a new treaty to replace the current one, known as START. Joint media conference after todays meeting at the Kremlin, the presidents also noted the importance of developing ties between the two countries
