Did Russia's President Medvedev urge Obama to put aside their differences?"?

Russia's Medvedev urges Obama to put aside differences Thu Jul 2, 2009 6:11am EDT By Oleg Shchedrov MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday Washington and Moscow must set aside the power politics of the past and use a forthcoming summit to unite in tackling global economic and political problems. President Barack Obama's first visit to Moscow next week is expected to demonstrate the first fruits of his and Medvedev's attempts to "reset" thorny relations, which reached post-Cold War lows under the previous U.S. administration. At their first brief meeting in London on April 1, Medvedev and Obama committed themselves to cooperating on further nuclear arms cuts and on solving the conflict in Afghanistan where a U.S.-led international force is fighting the resurgent Taliban.

"The new U.S. administration headed by President Obama is now demonstrating readiness to change the situation, and build more effective ... relations," Medvedev said in a video blog ... more.

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