Russia’s New START suspension - TASS

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No point speculating about New START Treaty at this point, Russian diplomat says

Negative scenario involving New START not ruled out — Russian diplomat

US seeking to obtain data on Russia’s strategic arsenal — Russian ambassador

Senior Russian diplomat says US may take some steps to withdraw from New START

Position on strategic stability unchanged, but Russia open to dialogue — senior diplomat

Sergey Ryabkov pointed out that a return to the New START Treaty is possible only if the US and its allies abandon "a fundamentally hostile course toward Russia"

US ready to work constructively with Russia on New START — US State Department

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told TASS earlier that Moscow and Washington in recent weeks engaged in direct communication about the treaty

US to continue notifying Russia of ballistic missile launches — White House

Jake Sullivan noted the US was open to talks with Russia on the return to full compliance with the New START, even as Washington had taken steps on Thursday to reduce its participation in the treaty

US ready to work with Russia on treaty to replace New START — White House

Jake Sullivan also said that "the type of limits the United States can agree to after the Treaty expires will be impacted by the size and scale of China's nuclear buildup

US remarks about New START have nothing to do with real causes of this crisis — diplomats

On Thursday, the US Department of State claimed that "the Russian Federation’s purported suspension of the New START Treaty is legally invalid"

Russian diplomat says it’s impossible to work out document replacing New START now

On February 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START but is not withdrawing from it

Senior Russian diplomat skeptical about possible restoration of New START

"The treaty is doomed unless the US shows readiness to really change its deeply hostile policy against Russia," Sergey Ryabkov said

Suspension of New START opens door for Russia to ensure its own security — diplomat

On February 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia was suspending its participation in the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) but is not withdrawing from it

No contact with US on New START currently — Lavrov

On March 1, Vladimir Putin signed a law suspending Russia's participation in New START

Lavrov: US arguments on Russia's suspension of participation in New START 'legally void’

"There is no need to assure anyone that these principles have been violated and discarded by the current US administration," the Russian top diplomat noted