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BUSH WELCOMES PUTIN'S PROPOSAL, BUT IS NOT GOING TO REFUSE FROM PLANS TO PLACE AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM IN EUROPE
PanARMENIAN.Net
03.07.2007 18:08 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ At the meeting between U.S. and Russian Presidents
in George Bush's home in Kennebunkport, Maine, Vladimir Putin offered
to broaden the number of participants in consultations over air
defense of Europe. The Russian leader proposed to enlarge the number
of parties involved in the consultations "at the expense of European
countries, and it is necessary to do that on the bases of Russia-NATO
Council". V. Putin also reminded G. W. Bush the agreement, which "was
reached several years ago". It supposes creation of an information
exchange center on missile launches in Moscow or a European capital.
"A similar center may be established in one of European capitals,
particularly in Brussels, and it might be a closed system, which
would work in the real time regime," Putin said. At the same time
he offered to share the use of not only the Gabala radar station,
but also the early missile warning station in the south of Russia,
which currently is still under construction. "In this case there will
be no need in placing new stations in Europe -a radar in the Czech
Republic and a shock-brigade in Poland," V. Putin said.
Bush welcomed his Russian counterpart's proposal on "establishing
a regional concept of air defense system". However, he stated that
the United States is not going to refuse from the plans to place his
ownair defense system in Eastern Europe.
Presidents of both countries also discussed the Iranian nuclear
problem. "We are close to the point to sent a decisive message to
Iran," George Bush stated.
During the joint press conference Bush said about Putin, "Sometimes
he says something that I would not like to hear. But I know he always
tells me the truth." The U.S. President underlined that even in case
of serious differences they continue to show mutual respect towards
each other, Lenta.ru reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
PanARMENIAN.Net
03.07.2007 18:08 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ At the meeting between U.S. and Russian Presidents
in George Bush's home in Kennebunkport, Maine, Vladimir Putin offered
to broaden the number of participants in consultations over air
defense of Europe. The Russian leader proposed to enlarge the number
of parties involved in the consultations "at the expense of European
countries, and it is necessary to do that on the bases of Russia-NATO
Council". V. Putin also reminded G. W. Bush the agreement, which "was
reached several years ago". It supposes creation of an information
exchange center on missile launches in Moscow or a European capital.
"A similar center may be established in one of European capitals,
particularly in Brussels, and it might be a closed system, which
would work in the real time regime," Putin said. At the same time
he offered to share the use of not only the Gabala radar station,
but also the early missile warning station in the south of Russia,
which currently is still under construction. "In this case there will
be no need in placing new stations in Europe -a radar in the Czech
Republic and a shock-brigade in Poland," V. Putin said.
Bush welcomed his Russian counterpart's proposal on "establishing
a regional concept of air defense system". However, he stated that
the United States is not going to refuse from the plans to place his
ownair defense system in Eastern Europe.
Presidents of both countries also discussed the Iranian nuclear
problem. "We are close to the point to sent a decisive message to
Iran," George Bush stated.
During the joint press conference Bush said about Putin, "Sometimes
he says something that I would not like to hear. But I know he always
tells me the truth." The U.S. President underlined that even in case
of serious differences they continue to show mutual respect towards
each other, Lenta.ru reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress