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‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ on New START Appears to Fall Apart; Russia Seeks 1-Year Extension, No Strings

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‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ on New START Appears to Fall Apart; Russia Seeks 1-Year Extension, No Strings

The Kremlin is open to a one-year extension of the New START nuclear arms control treaty, but not on the terms the White House has proposed, according to a widely translated Russian-language statement from Vladimir Putin, the Russian president. “I have a proposal, namely: to extend the existing Treaty without any conditions for at least a year in order to be able to conduct meaningful negotiations on all parameters of the problems that are governed by agreements of this kind,”…

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