Trump dismisses Putin’s New START offer

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to extend the New START treaty as is, but U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration called it a “non-starter.”

By Arete News - October 16, 2020

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaking with his Security Council by video link (AN/Alexei Druzhinin)

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