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Russian, U.S. generals to discuss nuclear terrorism in Lisbon

RIA Novosti, PUBLISHED February 21, 2011

Russian and U.S. generals will meet in Lisbon in June to discuss cooperation between the two countries in fighting nuclear terrorism, the head of the Russian Military Commanders Club said on Wednesday.

The discussion will take place as part of a meeting of the Elba international military commanders club, Gen. Anatoly Kulikov said.

The talks will continue the three-day discussion held in October last year in Istanbul, which involved five Russian and five U.S. generals, he said.

The Russian Military Commanders Club, involving more than 2,000 members, was created in January 2005 with support of then-Russian President Vladimir Putin and security services heads.

Topics: Russia, USA


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