Core Points - A new round of negotiations between Russia and the United States is scheduled to take place before the end of this fall, although no specific date has been set yet [2] - Russia is currently awaiting a response from the U.S. regarding President Putin's proposal on reducing strategic weapons treaties, emphasizing the need to ensure its own security amid a new arms race initiated by the U.S. [2] - Russia has been requesting the U.S. to restore direct flights between the two countries [2]

Core Points - The possibility of signing a new strategic arms reduction treaty after the current one expires is deemed impossible by Russia's presidential press secretary Peskov [1] - Russia is willing to complete a series of strategic weapons limitation actions but requires a reciprocal response from the United States [1] - President Putin expressed no intention to engage in an arms race and suggested that the U.S. maintain the status established by the New START treaty [1] - Putin indicated that Russia is willing to continue adhering to the treaty's weapon quantity limits for one year after its expiration on February 5, 2026, if U.S. President Trump agrees [1] - Regarding Poland's accusations of Russian drones violating its airspace, Peskov stated that Russia views these claims negatively and has become indifferent to unverified accusations from Western countries [1]