Moscow Warns of Global Risks if US Nuclear Treaty Expires Next Year
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Moscow has issued a warning regarding the potential global risks if the New START nuclear treaty with the United States expires in February 2026. According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, the expiration of the treaty could lead to serious threats to worldwide security.
Key Points on the New START Treaty
- The New START treaty is a crucial arms control agreement between Russia and the U.S.
- It limits the number of nuclear weapons both countries can possess.
- The treaty plays a significant role in maintaining strategic stability.
Peskov highlighted that without the treaty, the risks include:
- An increase in the nuclear arms race.
- Potential misunderstandings between the two powers.
- A threat to global peace and security.
Despite current political tensions, both nations have expressed interest in continuing arms control dialogues. The Kremlin’s position stresses the importance of:
- Maintaining existing agreements.
- Reducing conflict possibilities between nuclear-armed countries.
Experts advocate for either extending the New START treaty or negotiating new agreements to:
- Prevent escalation of nuclear threats.
- Promote broader international security.
Further updates on this evolving issue will be provided by Questiqa USA.

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