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Russia Says It Would Be Risky To Allow Nuclear Treaty With US To Lapse
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that allowing the New START nuclear treaty with the United States to expire next February would be fraught with risks for international security.
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Explained: Why Is Putin Talking About New Nuclear Weapons Treaty With US?
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on the eve of a summit with US Donald Trump that their two countries might strike a new deal on nuclear weapons as part of a wider effort to strengthen peace.
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Opinion | Atom Bombs Didn't Prevent World War III. Humans Did
Growing up in the latter stages of the Cold War, my generation didn't live with the sense of menace and the Bert the Turtle duck-and-cover drills baby boomers endured, but both cohorts were blessed by the absence of a large-scale war.
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India Plans Biggest Hydro Project In J&K, Months After Indus Treaty Suspension
India is all set to build its biggest hydroelectric power project on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, weeks after suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
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Explained: What Is NATO, How Many Countries Are Part Of It
Born at the start of the Cold War, NATO -- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- is the world's biggest collective defence grouping with 32 members in Europe and North America.
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Russia Says Will Return To Nuclear Pact If US Abandons "Hostile Stance"
Russia will come back to full compliance with the New START treaty if Washington abandons its "hostile stance" toward Moscow, Russian news agencies reported, citing Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
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US To Stop Sharing Some Nuclear Arms Data Under New Treaty With Russia
The United States said it will stop providing Russia some notifications required under the New START arms control treaty from Thursday, including updates on its missile and launcher locations.
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"Forced" To Suspend Nuclear Pact, US Was Using It To Help Ukraine: Russia
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday that Moscow had been forced to suspend its participation in the new START nuclear arms control treaty because Washington was using it to help Ukraine attack Russian strategic sites.
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"Will Still Observe Nuclear Warhead Limits": Russia After Suspending Treaty
Russia will continue to observe limits on the number of nuclear warheads it can deploy under the New START treaty despite Moscow's decision to suspend its participation in the landmark agreement, the Russian foreign ministry said today.
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What Is The New START Nuclear Arms Treaty?
President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia was suspending participation in the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty with the United States, after accusing the West of being directly involved in attempts to strike its strategic air bases.
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Russia Suspends Participation In Last Remaining Nuclear Treaty With US
President Vladimir Putin said today that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START treaty with the United States that limits the two sides' strategic nuclear arsenals.
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US Says Russia Not Complying With Last Remaining Nuclear Treaty
The United States said Tuesday that Russia was not complying with New START, the last remaining arms control treaty between the world's two main nuclear powers, as tensions soar over the Ukraine war.
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No Date Set For Talks Over Nuclear Arms Treaty With US: Russia
Russia said on Monday that no new date had been set for talks with the United States on the New START nuclear arms treaty, accusing the US of ramping up tensions between the two sides.
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US Says It Remains Ready To Meet With Russia Over New START Nuclear Treaty
The United States remains ready to meet Russia for talks over a nuclear treaty despite Moscow having accused Washington of toxic anti-Russian behavior that it cited to pull out of the negotiations earlier this week, the State Department said.
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Moscow Suspends Strategic Arms Inspections Under US Treaty
Russia said Monday it was suspending US on-site inspections under a strategic arms reduction treaty with Washington, pointing to Western sanctions and coronavirus infections.
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Russia Says It Would Be Risky To Allow Nuclear Treaty With US To Lapse
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that allowing the New START nuclear treaty with the United States to expire next February would be fraught with risks for international security.
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Explained: Why Is Putin Talking About New Nuclear Weapons Treaty With US?
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on the eve of a summit with US Donald Trump that their two countries might strike a new deal on nuclear weapons as part of a wider effort to strengthen peace.
-
Opinion | Atom Bombs Didn't Prevent World War III. Humans Did
Growing up in the latter stages of the Cold War, my generation didn't live with the sense of menace and the Bert the Turtle duck-and-cover drills baby boomers endured, but both cohorts were blessed by the absence of a large-scale war.
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India Plans Biggest Hydro Project In J&K, Months After Indus Treaty Suspension
India is all set to build its biggest hydroelectric power project on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, weeks after suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
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Explained: What Is NATO, How Many Countries Are Part Of It
Born at the start of the Cold War, NATO -- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- is the world's biggest collective defence grouping with 32 members in Europe and North America.
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Russia Says Will Return To Nuclear Pact If US Abandons "Hostile Stance"
Russia will come back to full compliance with the New START treaty if Washington abandons its "hostile stance" toward Moscow, Russian news agencies reported, citing Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
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US To Stop Sharing Some Nuclear Arms Data Under New Treaty With Russia
The United States said it will stop providing Russia some notifications required under the New START arms control treaty from Thursday, including updates on its missile and launcher locations.
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"Forced" To Suspend Nuclear Pact, US Was Using It To Help Ukraine: Russia
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday that Moscow had been forced to suspend its participation in the new START nuclear arms control treaty because Washington was using it to help Ukraine attack Russian strategic sites.
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"Will Still Observe Nuclear Warhead Limits": Russia After Suspending Treaty
Russia will continue to observe limits on the number of nuclear warheads it can deploy under the New START treaty despite Moscow's decision to suspend its participation in the landmark agreement, the Russian foreign ministry said today.
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What Is The New START Nuclear Arms Treaty?
President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia was suspending participation in the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty with the United States, after accusing the West of being directly involved in attempts to strike its strategic air bases.
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Russia Suspends Participation In Last Remaining Nuclear Treaty With US
President Vladimir Putin said today that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START treaty with the United States that limits the two sides' strategic nuclear arsenals.
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US Says Russia Not Complying With Last Remaining Nuclear Treaty
The United States said Tuesday that Russia was not complying with New START, the last remaining arms control treaty between the world's two main nuclear powers, as tensions soar over the Ukraine war.
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No Date Set For Talks Over Nuclear Arms Treaty With US: Russia
Russia said on Monday that no new date had been set for talks with the United States on the New START nuclear arms treaty, accusing the US of ramping up tensions between the two sides.
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US Says It Remains Ready To Meet With Russia Over New START Nuclear Treaty
The United States remains ready to meet Russia for talks over a nuclear treaty despite Moscow having accused Washington of toxic anti-Russian behavior that it cited to pull out of the negotiations earlier this week, the State Department said.
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Moscow Suspends Strategic Arms Inspections Under US Treaty
Russia said Monday it was suspending US on-site inspections under a strategic arms reduction treaty with Washington, pointing to Western sanctions and coronavirus infections.
