Russian and U.S. negotiators last month opened their latest round of talks aimed at concluding a successor to START. The Geneva discussions appeared likely to continue until Oct. 2, U.S. sources told the Associated Press.rnIn New York, President Barack Obama addressed the UN General Assembly for the first time Sept. 23. He restated his commitment to pursue an arms control agreement that would substantially reduce "the number of strategic warheads and launchers." He added that his administration would "complete a Nuclear Posture Review that opens the door to deeper cuts."
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