Trump Rejects New START Treaty Extension, Seeks New Nuclear Arms Deal
ReutersFebruary 6, 20261 min56,996 views
10 connectionsΒ·11 entities in this videoβRejection of New START Treaty
- πΊπΈ President Trump rejected an offer from Russian President Vladimir Putin to voluntarily extend the New START treaty.
- ποΈ The treaty, which caps strategic warheads at 1550 per side, expired on Thursday after being signed in 2010.
- π£οΈ White House press secretary Caroline Levit stated that Trump views the New START treaty as badly negotiated and grossly violated.
Pursuit of a New Treaty
- π― The US aims to work on a new, improved, and modernized treaty that can last into the future.
- π€ The United States will continue discussions with Russia regarding a new arms control framework.
International Reactions and China's Role
- π·πΊ Russia, through Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Pascoff, expressed readiness for dialogue if Washington responded constructively.
- π The UN Secretary General's spokesperson urged both sides to continue working on a deal, highlighting the danger of not having a framework for nuclear weapons.
- π¨π³ Trump has expressed a desire to replace New START with a deal that includes China, but Beijing has declined negotiations.
- π China possesses an estimated 600 warheads, a fraction of the approximately 4,000 each for the US and Russia.
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