Tag: arms race

The U.S. increased spending on nuclear weapons by 18% to a total of $51.5 billion and China was the second biggest spender.

[Putin] stated Russia was withdrawing forthwith from the landmark nuclear arms control agreement signed with America in 1990.

The announcement that the U.K. will join the U.S. and Australia in developing hypersonic missiles could herald the start of an arms race.

The West should have done with Russia what it did with Poland, effectively write off its debts.

Hypersonic weapons being used anywhere in the world in the near future is no real threat; we are talking much more about strategic advancements.

If we don't have the capability, we should admit it. This game has too high a price and is not something we can afford to play.

Today's U.S. has become the biggest variable that constantly provokes confrontation among major powers.

Russia and the United States reduce their arsenals, but intensify their modernization.

No doubt the principles that have governed the world since 1945 have changed.