Interfax: Russia & Csi daily news report of 04.05.2009

Today news:

RUSSIA SLAMS NATO REACTION TO DEALS WITH ABKHAZIA, S. OSSETIA

ROGOZIN SAYS SPY SCANDAL IN NATO IS PROVOCATION

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL, U.S. AMBASSADOR DISCUSS LAVROV VISIT TO U.S. PUTIN TO VISIT JAPAN ON MAY 11-13

U.S. TO STUDY RUSSIA’S PROPOSAL ON GABALA, ARMAVIR RADARS – U.S. STATE DEPT.

U.S. READY TO CUT NUCLEAR WARHEADS AND THEIR DELIVERY MEANS, NOT WARHEADS IN STORAGE – STATE DEPARTMENT

U.S. NOT READY FOR RADICAL REDUCTION OF NUCLEAR POTENTIAL – STATE DEPT.

U.S. STILL CONCERNED OVER PLANS TO SUPPLY S-300 MISSILES TO IRAN

U.S., RUSSIA COULD RESUME TALKS ON TACTICAL NUCLEAR REDUCTIONS IN EUROPE AFTER DECEMBER – STATE DEPT.

U.S. WILL NOT RENEW ABM TREATY – DEPT OF STATE

U.S. DIPLOMAT SURE U.S., RUSSIA WILL BE ABLE TO WORK OUT START REPLACEMENT BY DEC

MOLDOVAN GOVERNMENT TENDERING ITS RESIGNATION – PM

MOLDOVA TO SEEK ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT WITH EU

ABKHAZIA WILL TAKE PART IN GENEVA DISCUSSIONS IF UN RECOGNIZES POLITICAL REALITIES – MINISTER

RUSSIA OPENS PERMANENT EMBASSY IN ABKHAZIA

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