The US president was in Poland to reassure eastern flank Nato allies the US will remain by their sides amid the grinding Russian invasion of Ukraine.
In his first comments since Mr Putin's announcement on Tuesday, Mr Biden condemned the Russian decision to pull back from the treaty, known as New Start.
The decision to suspend Russian co-operation with the treaty's nuclear warhead and missile inspections follows Moscow's cancellation late last year of talks that had been intended to salvage an agreement that both sides have accused the other of violating.
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AGONY TO ECSTASY!
ROONEY SENT OFF, BUT ARGYLE WIN IT IN STOPPAGE TIME
Pilgrims victorious in style with late, late goal
ROONEY SENT OFF BUT WHITTAKER WINS A THRILLER AT HOME PARK
Plymstock overcome Cully to reach the semi-final
PLYMSTOCK Oaks are through to the last four of the Devon Intermediate Cup thanks to a 36-28 win over Cullompton at Horsham Fields.
Henderson left delighted as Tavi march on
TAVISTOCK can look forward to today's FA Trophy fourth qualifying round draw after winning through with an excellent 3-1 win over Horndean at Langsford Park.
Ex-PM hits out at islands' handover
CEDING the Chagos Islands to Mauritius was \"completely the wrong thing to do\", former prime minister Boris Johnson has warned.
New rules for freebies
THE Government is \"trying to meet the expectations\" the public has of ministers when it comes to freebies, a Cabinet minister has said.
Gray quits role due to 'distraction'
SUE Gray has quit as the Downing Street chief of staff, citing fears she was \"becoming a distraction\" to Sir Keir Starmer's government.
Mosque strike kills 19
AN ISRAELI strike on a mosque in the Gaza Strip early yesterday killed at least 19 people, Palestinian officials said, as Israel intensified its bombardment of northern Gaza and southern Beirut in its widening war on Iran-allied militant groups across the region.
Quest to revive rail link plan is gathering pace
GOVERNMENT HAS PLACED TAVISTOCK LINK IN JEOPARDY
Ponies 'must be protected on moor"
MP SAYS HE'S 'CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC'