Negotiations with the United States on the reduction of strategic nuclear forces now would be no more useful than negotiations on an armistice with Hitler in 1945, said deputy chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev.
[White House Chief Joe] Biden, in order to help his brainless protege [US presidential candidate Kamala Harris], blurted out that he was ready to negotiate a reduction in strategic nuclear forces (Strategic nuclear forces) with Russia without preconditions. Another rudeness of the Americans," Medvedev wrote in his telegram channel.
He noted that "the United States is waging an almost full-fledged (and by no means hybrid) war with us and wishes our country a strategic defeat."
"Therefore, negotiations on the START with America are no more useful than negotiations on an armistice with Hitler in 1945," the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council stressed.
As EADaily reported, Biden, in his written statement on the occasion of awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to the Japanese Association of Atomic Bombing survivors Nihon Hidankyo, noted that the United States is ready to start negotiations with Russia, China and North Korea to reduce the nuclear arsenal.
Earlier, US presidential candidate Donald Trump noted that during his presidential term, the United States, Russia and China were close to concluding a nuclear disarmament deal. However, Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov denied Trump's words.

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