Meeting Putin and Trump in Paris Abroad

The two leaders are in Paris on November 11 for the commemoration of the end of the First World War. The invitation was made Tuesday to US Security Advisor, John Bolton, in the mouth of journalist Kremlead on the second day of his visit to Moscow, amid a tension between Moscow and Washington, DC. fact that US President Donald Trump is considering withdrawing from a crucial nuclear disarmament treaty. According to Bolton, his boss will gladly accept the invitation.

Earlier in the day, the US adviser and negotiator announced that the Russians "fully understood" Trump's plan to withdraw from the force treaty. intermediate-range nuclear weapons concluded in 1987 between former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and then President Ronald Reagen, that the United States and Russia do not have short-range nuclear missiles medium distance can own, produce or test.

China and Iran

"Technology has changed, your strategic reality has changed, and we will both have to overcome it," said Bolton. In the newspaper "Kommersant", the United States said that the United States wanted to withdraw from the disarmament agreement because the Russians had previously violated the treaty and that countries like China, the United Iran and North Korea could also develop rockets prohibited in the treaty, Americans are still banned.

In the meantime, the high-ranking Russians repeated that the US intention was "dangerous" while indicating certain elements of the US missile defense shield in eastern East Europe already constitute a violation of the disarmament agreement.

Bolton also seized the last day of his visit to Moscow to lay a wreath on the bridge near the Kremlin, where the Russian opposition leader, Boris Nemtsov, was murdered three and a half years ago .