Kremlin Warns of Extreme Nuclear Danger
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Russian President Dmitry Peskov's spokesperson stated that the world no longer has a treaty-based legal framework for strategic stability, and also called it impossible to build a relationship with Europe without an open dialogue. "We do not now have a de facto treaty-based legal framework in this area. The world has for the first time been left without this treaty-based legal framework. This is extremely dangerous," said the press secretary of …
Kremlin warns of extreme nuclear danger
Moscow and Washington urgently need to resume talks on a new framework for strategic stability, Dmitry Peskov has said. Russia and the US urgently need to resume dialogue on strategic stability and arms control, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. The absence of a treaty-based framework in this areas is creating a very dangerous situation, […]
Russia has warned the world faces an "extremely dangerous" situation due to the lack of a nuclear arms control mechanism after the New START Treaty with the US expires in February 2026.
The Kremlin admits that the end of the New START leaves two arsenals unchecked and demands that London and Paris be included in any future negotiations. Kremlin entry alerts: Without New START, nuclear weapons control enters a "extremely dangerous" vacuum first appears in Moncloa.
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