Today, July 1, 2007, Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived afternoon at the Bush family compound in Kennebunkport, Maine, for two days of meetings with President W. Bush.
The two leaders are not scheduled to hold a news conference during this visit. They don’t expect to make any major announcements following from the talks. They will talk about the U.S. proposal to build a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe (the Czech Republic, Poland). Putin offered to make a Soviet-era radar installation in Azerbaijan the former Soviet Republic, now an independent country.
Leaders will discuss about Iran’s nuclear ambitions and Bush’s concerns that Russia is abandoning democratic reform.
The American political establishment critically valued this summit.
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