The Russian and U.S. presidents, Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama, agreed on a bilateral agenda at their first meeting in London on Wednesday, and said they were ready to “reset” bilateral relations.
In a joint statement issued after their meeting, which took place ahead of the G20 summit on the global economic crisis, the leaders pledged “to move beyond Cold War mentalities and chart a fresh start.”
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