Russia - Clinton & Yeltsin Talk

(10 May 1995) T/I: 10:36:03 10:54:18

Presidents Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin spoke to reporters
during an interval in the sixth summit in Moscow on Wednesday
(10/5). In a brief statement, U.S President Clinton said talks had
been productive and both leaders were working towards making life
safer and more comfortable for Russians and Americans alike. He
added discussions had covered the dismantling of nuclear weapons,
but said more details would be forthcoming at a news conference to
be held when all meetings between Russian and American delegates
were over.

SHOWS:

MOSCOW, RUSSIA, 10/5
Journalists arriving at entrance to Kremlin
Cutaway security at Kremlin
U.S. President Bill Clinton SOT as above
Cutaway Foreign Secretary, Warren Christopher, listening to
statement

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