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NATO says 'no progress' with Russia on arms treaty

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NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says there was 'no real progress' after a meeting with Russian officials in talks on saving the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty, raising the spectre of a renewed arms race in Europe. SOUNDBITE of Jens Stoltenberg

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