Trump's nuclear arms control push with Russia hinges on China
Summary
President Donald Trump is seeking a new nuclear arms control agreement that includes both Russia and China. The previous US-Russia treaty, known as New Start, has expired, and attempts to negotiate a new agreement face challenges, particularly with involving China. Talks are underway, but a quick resolution is unlikely due to the complex nature of these negotiations.Key Facts
- The previous US-Russia arms control treaty, New Start, has expired.
- President Trump wants to create a new arms control deal that includes China.
- Negotiations between the US and Russia are happening, but involving China makes it more complicated.
- The US and Russia have agreed to temporary terms, but these lack the transparency of a formal treaty.
- China has said it won't negotiate unless the US and Russia reduce their nuclear weapons first.
- There are ongoing tensions between Russia and Western countries related to the Ukraine conflict, which could impact negotiations.
- President Trump has advocated for limits on nuclear weapons as part of his broader foreign policy goals.
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