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Russia to return to new START treaty if US stops hostile policy towards Moscow

Moscow, June 3 (UNI) The condition for Russia's return to the full functioning of the New START Treaty is Washington's abandonment of its fundamentally hostile policy toward Russia, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on Saturday.
"Our own condition for returning to the full functioning of the Treaty is that the United States should abandon its fundamentally hostile policy toward Russia," he told reporters.
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