Russia's ambassador to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin, said a meeting with his 28 NATO counterparts in Brussels agreed to work on a date for a ministerial level meeting Moscow delayed after NATO expelled two Russian diplomats this month.
Both NATO spokeswoman Carmen Romero and Rogozin described the mood of the meeting as "positive." Romero said it focused on better cooperation on terrorism, piracy and nonproliferation, including North Korea.
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