The United States said Tuesday it had reached an "agreement in principle" with Russia on extending New START, the two nations' last major nuclear accord, which is due to expire in February.
(FILES) In this file photo Marshall Billingslea, US Special Presidential Envoy for Arms Control speaks during a press conference on June 23, 2020 in Vienna after the US and Russia met for talks on their last major nuclear weapons agreement. - The United States said October 13, 2020 it had reached an "agreement in principle" with Russia on extending New START, the two nations' last major nuclear accord, which is due to expire in February. "We are in fact willing to extend the New START treaty for some period of time provided that they, in return, agree to a limitation -- a freeze -- on their nuclear arsenal," US negotiator Marshall Billingslea said. (Photo by JOE KLAMAR / AFP)
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