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Articles: US Defense Secretary Winds Up Missile Shield Push in Germany

Posted by Admin on Thursday, April 26, 2007 - 06:54 AM

The United States will continue to consult with its allies and Russia on Washington's plans to install a missile shield in Europe, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates said in Berlin.

Plans to station interceptor rockets on Russia's borders have caused concern in Moscow

<i class="caption">Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Plans to station interceptor rockets on Russia's borders have caused concern in Moscow

Referring to negative comments from Moscow, following his visit there earlier this week, US Defense Secretary Gates said there were differing opinions within the Kremlin and the Russian military.

Gates, who was speaking after a meeting in Berlin with German Defense Minister Franz Josef Jung and Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, said he would return to Russia soon to continue discussions.

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The United States will continue to consult with its allies and Russia o­n Washington's plans to install a missile shield in Europe, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates said in Berlin.

The United States will continue to consult with its allies and Russia on Washington's plans to install a missile shield in Europe, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates said in Berlin.