US-Russian nuclear arms treaty may lose relevance
The simple numbers that have defined the post-Cold War nuclear balance are being overtaken by technological disruptions
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- Treaty renewal
- US policy
- US land-based missiles
- Single ICBM model
- Future replacement
- Mobile capacity
- US sea-based component
- US strategic bomber component
- Russia's ICBM evolution
- Retiring
- Current
- Planned
- Russia's submarine fleet
- Aging bombers
- Budget constraints in Moscow
- Strategic stability
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_350.jpg "A Russian Yars RS-24 intercontinental ballistic missile system at a 2016 Victory Day parade, at Red Square in Moscow (Reuters/Grigory Dukor)")