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What Will Follow Russia’s Exit from Moratorium on INF Deployment

... Moscow hoped to reach some kind of agreement, if not with Biden, then with Trump after his comeback to the White House, since the INF Treaty had been a useful accord, and the moratorium could have served as a building block for a new framework of European,... ... intends to acquire U.S. Typhon launchers as a stopgap measure until ELSA is ready. What will happen in Russia Ivan Timofeev: Can Nuclear Weapons Help Avert a Russia-NATO War? By the end of 2025, new rocket regiments and/or brigades with appropriate weapons ...

19.08.2025

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Nuclear Disarmament. The End of History?

... redoubled its efforts to maintain a balance of power in the missile and nuclear sphere. While adhering to existing international obligations, the country made notable strides in developing advanced missile systems. Yet, the regime governing missile and nuclear weapons continued to deteriorate. In 2019, the Trump administration initiated the withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. The INF crisis was preceded by years of mutual accusations, fuelled by new technological realities, the collapse of other arms control mechanisms (including the ABM Treaty), suspicions of new system developments, and the presence of such ...

18.03.2025

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