Moscow warns of nuclear threat ahead of G20 summit
The article discussed Russia's warnings about the lack of a legal framework for nuclear disarmament and the urgent need to resume negotiations with the United States quickly, especially following the expiration of the "New START" treaty last February. This treaty was the last agreement limiting strategic nuclear weapons for both Russia and the United States. The Kremlin spokesperson emphasized the importance of including the nuclear capabilities of European countries, particularly Britain and France, in future discussions. He also pointed to Washington's efforts to revive a trilateral summit involving the US president, Putin, and Xi Jinping to discuss nuclear disarmament. However, the date and agenda of such a meeting remain uncertain, and China has officially declined to participate, asserting that its arsenal is smaller and that the United States should bear greater responsibility for disarmament.
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