The New START treaty, which limits strategic nuclear weapons, is to expire this week.
The New START treaty, which limits strategic nuclear weapons, is to expire this week.
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The New START treaty, the last of the nuclear arms control treaties between the United States and Russia, which was signed in 2010, will expire on Thursday.
Here is what the treaty entails, and what its lapse could mean for Washington and Moscow:
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