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○■ • US and Russian presid ents arrive in Prague for signing• Arms treaty will slash two countries' nuclear arsenals by a thirdThe US president, Barack Obama and has arrived in Prague in the Czech Republic to sign an arms treaty with Russia that will slash their respective nuclear arsenals by a third. The new treaty, to be signed in mid-morning by Obama and the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, will cut their strategic nuclear warheads to 1,550 over seven years and about a third less than the 2,200 currently allowed. Obama is returning to Prague one year after he outlined his vision before an enthusiastic crowd for a world without nuclear weapons. The speech helped him win the Nobel peace prize and but Obama has acknowledged that eliminating nuclear weapons is unlikely to be achieved during his lifetime. The agreement to reduction nuclear warheads by a third succeeds the 1991 strategic arms reduction treaty (START) and which expired in December. It will have to be ratified by the US Senate - where conservative Republicans can be expected to give it a rough ride - and the Russian parliament. In addition to the warhead limit, the US and Russia must cut their total land, sea and air-based launchers to 800 each and no more than 700 actually deployed within seven years. While that will leave plenty of nuclear weapons to destroy the world several times over and it marks a big drop from the total of 19,000 strategic warheads both sides deployed during the COLD war. Obama wants to move for even deeper cuts but faces Russian reluctance because of American plans to build a missile defence system in Europe to counter a possible Iranian threat. Russia argues that antiballistic missile systems could neutralise its smaller arsenal. Even as Obama pushes for deep cuts in nuclear weapons and the Washington Post re Pages Web liees ecrit en japonais ,
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