Russia mercenary threat revives concern over nuclear arsenal security
- The Wagner mercenary group's march on Moscow has raised concerns over what could happen to Russia's nuclear stockpile if domestic upheaval occurs.
- US intelligence agencies and former CIA officers have expressed worries about the security of Russia's nuclear weapons, including the possibility of a rogue military faction gaining control over them in the event of a power struggle.
- The US had previously been able to assess the security of Russia's nuclear sites through inspections under the New START treaty but now relies on spy satellites and communications intercepts as a result of Putin's decision to halt inspections in August 2022.
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