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Gorbachev accuses U.S. of arms drive at Geneva summit
Gorbachev told the Supreme Soviet that the United States seeks military superiority with one sided arms plans and that Reagan’s space weapons stance blocked any arms control. He praised the Geneva meeting for opening a personal dialogue but said U.S. policy worsened East West relations and opposed regional conflicts. He called the summit significant despite disagreements. The Politburo noted limited contact on disarmament and stressed ongoing efforts.
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