By Victor Duda
Blinken noted that the United States intends to continue compliance with the agreement, regardless of the decisions made in the Kremlin. "I think it is important that we continue to act responsibly in this field, the same is waiting for the rest of the world," the official emphasized. The Secretary of State noted that the administration of Joe Baiden was still open to dialogue on nuclear weapons.
According to him, the United States will make sure that the Russian Federation "properly engaged in the safety of our own country and the safety of our allies. " "We will be careful about what Russia actually does," Anthony Blinken said. Recall that on February 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin made an annual message to the Federal Assembly, in the process of which he announced the withdrawal from the US Agreement on strategic offensive weapons.
Vladimir Putin also stated that Western countries seek to defeat Russia. According to the Russian President, the relations of Russia and the United States have deteriorated, and it is "completely and completely merit of the United States. " Focus also wrote that NATO Stoltenberg Secretary General Stoltenberg warned Russia that in the event of its attack on any country that is part of the Alliance, the reaction was immediately followed.
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