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The New START treaty, the last U.S.-Russia nuclear arms deal, faces expiration in February 2026 with no renewal in sight, risking a new arms race.
The New START treaty, the last remaining U.S.-Russia nuclear arms control agreement, is set to expire on February 4, 2026, with no progress toward renewal.
Despite both nations expressing interest in extension, disagreements over verification and geopolitical tensions, including threats to resume nuclear testing and Russia’s suspension of monitoring, have stalled talks.
Without the treaty, the U.S. and Russia would operate without transparency or limits on strategic warheads for the first time since 1991, raising fears of a new arms race and increased global instability.
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El nuevo tratado START, el último acuerdo de armas nucleares entre Estados Unidos y Rusia, se enfrenta a la expiración en febrero de 2026 sin posibilidad de renovación, lo que arriesga una nueva carrera armamentista.