Russia and Washington will jointly solve “global world problems”, such as START II, the WTO, Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan, politics and economics, US Secretary of State John Kerry and FBI Director Robert Mueller said after a meeting in Moscow with the Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, writes Interfax. At the end of the event, both sides said the meeting was "outstanding."

“We felt on the American side a desire to fully develop our relations in the economy, in the field of political dialogue, in cooperation in the international arena. We fully share this attitude,” said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. “I think that one of the most important conclusions from the results meeting with the President of the Russian Federation lies in the mutual desire to do everything to overcome the legacy of the past completely and strengthen trust between our countries as the key to a fruitful partnership in bilateral and international affairs. We, of course, still have problems in relations, but with this attitude we will overcome them decide consistently."

US Secretary of State John Kerry also spoke positively about his negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “It’s worth noting that on really important issues, such as New START, the WTO, Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan, our cooperation has truly been outstanding, and we are talking about cooperation on issues that are of global importance,” Kerry said. “I came here to fulfill President Obama’s instructions: we are firmly focused on the fact that the United States and Russia can truly cooperate on a number of important issues, those that are important for stability, for peace, in particular in regions such as the Middle East.” East and Syria, as well as in those regions that cause concern."

Moscow and Washington will solve “global world problems” together