Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
Russia asks U.S. to extend New START treaty by one year to prevent arms race; U.S. has not responded.
Russia has urged the U.S. to extend the New START nuclear treaty for one year ahead of its February 5, 2026, expiration, offering a unilateral pause to prevent an arms race.
The treaty limits each side to 1,550 deployed warheads and restricts delivery systems.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the extension requires only U.S. consent, citing past last-minute renewals.
Washington has not responded substantively.
Meanwhile, the U.S. under former President Trump signaled readiness for non-explosive nuclear tests, though no detonations are planned.
Russia maintains its testing moratorium, saying it will only resume if the U.S. does first.
Both nations recently tested unarmed nuclear-capable missiles.
Rusia le pide a EE.UU. que extienda el tratado New START por un año para evitar la carrera armamentista; EE.UU. no ha respondido.