President Dmitry Medvedev, who is visiting Finland, said that the desire of the U.S. counterpart to

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President Dmitry Medvedev, who is visiting Finland, said that the desire of the U.S. counterpart to work for nuclear-free world is possible, "if several conditions are met." Among other things, it requires: tonsillitis without placing weapons in space, without compensation to conventional weapons development, and ensuring destruction of atomic bombs
World without bombs? Russia has conditions: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, commented today (Monday) carefully ambitious plan of U.S. President Barack Obama to make the world free of nuclear weapons, and set a series of conditions that must be met before the vision becomes a reality.
Obama pledged earlier this month in the Czech Republic that would reduce the country's nuclear arsenal, will approve a comprehensive treaty prohibiting nuclear tests and to regulate strict punishment to anyone who distribute illegal nucleus. Medvedev today began a two-day official visit Bfinnd addressed the matter in a speech at the University of Helsinki.
"Mentioned that what was said - by the U.S. president in Prague, is possible if several conditions are met," said Medvedev. "These conditions are fair, but I want to specify more conditions tonsillitis that need to be used to reach such a treaty." Medvedev and Obama agreed at their first meeting in London this month to start work on formulating a treaty to replace the START treaty to reduce nuclear weapons, tonsillitis which will expire in September. Rome talks are expected to begin later this month.
That nuclear weapons actually destroyed and not just piling up. He reiterated his country's concern is directed to place a U.S. missile defense in Poland and the Czech Republic. The plan promoted by the Bush administration, which Obama has decided to re-examine the effectiveness.
"We are very concerned about the possibility of posting a one - sided anti-missile systems, complicate the nuclear decomposition," Medvedev said. "Real-world tonsillitis systems missile tonsillitis can not suit the interests of only one country or a few countries. Criteria can not be determined one - sided." Medvedev also reiterated his call to adopt a new security treaty to replace NATO, an idea which was frosty response when that first meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in December.
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