Russia also withdrew from the control of the missile control
03 February 2019, 02:16 BDT
Russia has withdrawn from the missile control agreement. The United States announced its withdrawal on Friday from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) contract with former Soviet Union. Within 24 hours Russia said that they are not in agreement.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday that he would withdraw from the INF contract on Saturday. In a speech, he said Russia will create new missiles from now on.
Putin said, "Our US partners have announced that they will not be with the deal. We're also going out of it. However, the proposals that were taken in this regard in relation to the agreement were discussed on the table. The path of discussion is always open. '
US Secretary of State Mike Pompey announced on Friday that he will leave the US on Friday. The US complains, Russia repeatedly violated the agreement But the Russian authorities denied it all the time. In response to the departure of the US from the deal, the Kremlin said that the United States had already made the decision to prove that it did not hear the argument and did not come to an agreement.
Meanwhile, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that the European allies agreed with the decision taken by the United States. Because Russia is working like a breach of contractual agreement over and over again. Stuttgart has alleged that the country has deployed several nuclear weapons missiles in Europe.
In 1987, the INF contract was signed between the former Soviet Union and the United States. Under this agreement, the production of short and mid-range missile in two countries was banned. With the United States departing from this agreement, Russia's weapons race with its European Union (EU) allies is expected to increase again.
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