Questions of NATO expansion and struggle against the international terrorism will be in the centre of attention of forthcoming Saint Petersburg’s meeting of the president of Russia Vladimir Putin and the president of the USA George Bush. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Igor Ivanov has announced about it in interview to the British newspaper "Times".

According to the head of Russian foreign policy department, on the agenda of meeting also will be questions of Afghanistan, Iraq, weapons of annihilation and bilateral relations.

As the Minister for Foreign Affairs has assumed, for realization of this short summit, there will be enough two hours as Moscow and Washington, according to Ivanov, mutually inform each other full and regularly.

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