- The New START treaty, which previously placed constraints on the nuclear arsenals of the United States and Russia, has expired.
- This expiration marks the first time in decades that both countries’ nuclear weapons, totaling over 10,000, are unconstrained.
- The lack of limitations could potentially lead to an increase in nuclear armament activities and heightened global tensions.
- Both the United States and Russia are considered top nuclear powers with significant arsenals, influencing global security dynamics.
- The situation underscores the importance of diplomatic efforts in negotiating new agreements to manage nuclear weapons stockpiles and maintain international security.
- The expiration of the treaty may also prompt other nuclear-capable countries to reassess their own arsenals and strategic postures.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/worlds-top-nuclear-powers-have-no-arsenal-limits-here-countries-nukes)
