New york: Putin calls for a 'nuclear weapons-free' world.

According to Thai News Agency, a statement from Russian President Vladimir Putin was presented at the 11th Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The statement emphasized Russia's commitment to the treaty as a responsible party and guardian, adhering strictly to its text and spirit.

In a statement read by Andrey Ivanovich Belousov, Russia's Special Representative of Foreign Affairs at the United Nations headquarters in New York, Putin highlighted the need for enhanced multilateral cooperation amidst the complex international situation. The goal is to progress towards a nuclear-free world, ensuring that no party's security is compromised. As a leader in nuclear energy, Russia is prepared to collaborate with signatory countries to the nuclear treaty.

The statement also expressed Russia's stance that countries fulfilling their obligations under the treaty should have the right to access nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without unreasonable restrictions.

Putin underscored the importance of continued efforts by all parties in creating conditions for a nuclear-free world, especially in the current challenging global security environment. He expressed hope that the meeting would yield constructive results to support a global nuclear nonproliferation regime.

The 11th Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty commenced on April 27 and is scheduled to continue until May 22.