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Is it convenient to talk at the moment? <a href=" http://framedintatnuck.com/best-custom-essays/ ">essay writer generator</a> The Kremlin is attempting to broker the dismantlement of the arsenal as an alternative to planned U.S. strikes against the Syrian regime, which President Obama has urged as necessary to respond to a massive chemical weapons attack near Damascus on Aug. 21, said to have killed more than 1,000 people. In advance of the meeting, Russian President Vladimir Putin used a New York Times op-ed to pressure Obama to back off the threat of strikes, but a senior Obama administration official said in response that Putin is the one whose credibility is on the line, and "the world will note" whether Russia follows through on its commitment.