Future Weapons of Russia

US-Russia nuclear weapons treaty expires

Last arms control treaty limiting U.S., Russian nuclear weapons expires

The last treaty between the U.S. and Russia that limited the number of deployable nuclear weapons expired on Thursday, marking the end of decades of arms control agreements between the two countries w...

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U.S.-Russia nuclear weapons treaty has expired. What happens now?

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Fears of new arms race as US-Russia nuclear weapons treaty due to expire

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US urges new three-way nuclear deal with Russia and China

The United States on Friday urged three-way talks with Russia and China to set new limits on nuclear weapons, after the last treaty between top nuclear powers Washington and Moscow expired.

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Russia and US discussed nuclear arms and agreed talks need to start soon, Kremlin says

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Fears of new nuclear arms race grow as key U.S.-Russia treaty expires

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Kremlin says Russia and US agree quick arms talks needed. US accuses China of secret nuclear tests

The New START treaty terminated Thursday, leaving no caps on the two largest atomic arsenals for the first time in more than a half-century and fueling fears of an unconstrained nuclear arms race.

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Last US, Russia nuclear weapons agreement ends

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Russia says it regrets expiration of last nuclear arms treaty, but Trump says he wants a new pact

What The Sunset Of Key U.S.-Russia Nuclear Deal Could Mean For America’s Stockpile

The landmark New START treaty's end, which occurs today, opens the door to the possibility of major nuclear posture changes.

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Trump rejects Putin offer of one-year extension of New START deployment limits

(Corrects to remove phrase 'for more than two decades' in first paragraph) By Dmitry Antonov, Mark Trevelyan and Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON/MOSCOW, Feb 5 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected an offer from his Russian counterpart to voluntarily extend the caps on strategic nuclear weapons deployments after the treaty that held them in check expired.

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