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Victor Kremenyuk - Czech Republic and U.S. sign radar base agreement

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Published 08 July, 2008, 14:50

The move is not a big surprise for Russian policy makers, and now it's high time for them to thing what to do next, says Deputy Director of the Institute of USA and Canada, Victor Kremenyuk.

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