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The New START treaty faces expiration without a successor, risking strategic instability amid stalled U.S.-Russia talks and ongoing Ukraine war.
The New START nuclear treaty, set to expire February 5, 2026, is at risk of ending without a successor, according to the Kremlin, which has offered a one-year informal extension but received no official U.S. response.
Russia warns the treaty’s lapse would create a dangerous legal gap in strategic stability, while U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed its importance, favoring a new agreement including China’s nuclear arsenal.
Meanwhile, fighting in Ukraine continues, with Ukrainian forces reporting around 1,150 casualties in 24 hours and Russian drone attacks killing several civilians.
The European Union has urged Russia to engage in peace talks, while a think tank estimates total military deaths could reach 2 million by spring.
El Nuevo Tratado START se enfrenta a la expiración sin un sucesor, arriesgando la inestabilidad estratégica en medio de las negociaciones estancadas entre Estados Unidos y Rusia y la guerra en curso en Ucrania.