Obama vows to pursue further nuclear cuts with Russia
SEOUL — US President Barack Obama vowed on Monday to pursue further nuclear arms cuts with Russia, saying the US has more warheads than necessary, and issued stern warnings to North Korea and Iran in their nuclear standoffs with the West....
Published By: BusinessDay - Monday, 26 March, 2012
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