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US-Russia nuclear treaty expires

US-Russia nuclear treaty expires as warnings grow of new arms race

A 15-year-old treaty that has limited how many nuclear weapons the United States and Russia can maintain comes to an end this week, as experts warn that no new agreement could portend a new arms race ...

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The last US-Russia nuclear treaty has expired. What now?

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Trump calls for new nuclear arms treaty after accord with Russia expires

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Russia says it regrets expiration of last nuclear arms treaty but Trump says he wants a new pact

The last remaining nuclear arms pact between Russia and the United States has expired, removing caps on their atomic arsenals for the first time in over 50 years

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A New Nuclear Age Beckons as Clock Ticks Down on Last Russia-US Arms Deal

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Trump Calls for New Nuclear Pact With Russia as Previous Treaty Ends

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Fears of nuclear arms race rise as US-Russia treaty expires

But critics of the treaty, including President Donald Trump, pointed out it did not cover China, which is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and could have some 1,500 nuclear warheads by 2035 if th...

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Russia says it's open to diplomacy but will counter any new threats after expiry of nuclear treaty

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Fears of new arms race as US-Russia nuclear weapons treaty due to expire

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