Nukes Without Limits? A New Era After the End of New START

Council on Foreign Relations·Feb 9

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The New START treaty between the US and Russia has expired, prompting concerns about a potential new nuclear arms race. The expiration of the treaty means that, for the first time in decades, there are no limits on nuclear weapons between the two countries. The implications of this development are being widely discussed, with some outlets analyzing its impact on the strategic competition between the US and Russia, while others are considering its broader significance.

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