Russia will only have to get rid of 190 warheads
In practice, the START follow-on treaty only requires Russia to get red of 190 nuclear warheads (from its current position).
Immediately related elementsHow this works
-
Nuclear Politics Â»Nuclear Politics
▲
Nuclear treaties and key texts? Â»Nuclear treaties and key texts?
▲
Nuclear Treaties Â»Nuclear Treaties
▲
New START follow-on Treaty Â»New START follow-on Treaty
▲
Does the New START Treaty entail significant warhead cuts? Â»Does the New START Treaty entail significant warhead cuts?
▲
START follow-on Treaty entails significant cuts in warheads Â»START follow-on Treaty entails significant cuts in warheads
▲
Majority of cuts already implemented prior to START follow-on Treaty Â»Majority of cuts already implemented prior to START follow-on Treaty
■
Russia will only have to get rid of 190 warheads
+Kommentare (0)
+Verweise (0)
+About