Russia Conducts Long-Range Missile Test Following Expiration of U.S. Nuclear Treaty

The testing of long-range missiles by Russia following the end of the New START treaty highlights a critical juncture in nuclear diplomacy. As both nations reassess their strategic postures without the constraints of the treaty, the risk of miscalculations and heightened military readiness increases. This development could lead to a destabilizing arms competition, undermining decades of efforts towards nuclear disarmament.