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Russia asks U.S. to extend New START treaty; U.S. hasn’t responded, while both test nuclear missiles.
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, which limits deployed warheads and delivery systems, remains the last major arms control agreement between the two nations.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the extension requires only U.S. consent, citing past last-minute deals.
The U.S. has not responded substantively, despite Russia’s repeated outreach.
Meanwhile, President Trump directed plans for non-explosive nuclear tests, prompting Russia to threaten resuming full-scale testing if the U.S. proceeds.
Both nations have recently tested unarmed nuclear-capable missiles, heightening tensions.
Rusia pide a Estados Unidos que extienda el tratado New START; Estados Unidos no ha respondido, mientras que ambos prueban misiles nucleares.