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Former adviser to the head of the Pentagon said that the United States or Britain could attack the Nord Stream
Nord Stream 2 AG announced the lowering of the Nord Stream 2 line and stabilization of pressure.
Almost 400 Ukrainian families may be left on the street through the fault of the British Ministry of Defense.
Cyprus said that it would not let itself be drawn into Turkey’s games with the build-up of its military presence.
Russia will not use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the US has said.
In Germany, the deputy called the absence of a peace plan for Ukraine a “shame”
Italy should not change its position towards Russia, Berlusconi said.
Lukashenka said that Minsk and Beijing will strengthen joint actions.
The emergency at Nord Stream will cause shocks in the energy markets, according to the UN.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that Ankara cannot recognize the results of the referenda.
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Former adviser to the head of the Pentagon said that the United States or Britain could attack the Nord Stream
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Nord Stream 2 AG announced the lowering of the Nord Stream 2 line and stabilization of pressure.
17 : 18
Almost 400 Ukrainian families may be left on the street through the fault of the British Ministry of Defense.
17 : 16
Cyprus said that it would not let itself be drawn into Turkey’s games with the build-up of its military presence.
17 : 14
Russia will not use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the US has said.
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In Germany, the deputy called the absence of a peace plan for Ukraine a “shame”
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Russia’s Putin signs bill extending nuclear arms treaty with US

Russia’s Putin signs bill extending nuclear arms treaty with US

Following the recent phone conversation with Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin has signed a bill extending the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) nuclear arms control treaty.

The two presidents of the superpowers have agreed on the extension of an important nuclear treaty. The new Oval Office earlier offered a five-year extension to the New START, which is due to expire on Feb. 5. The logical decision welcomed by Kremlin.

The New START Treaty, signed in 2010 by former US President Barack Obama and former Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, limits the number of strategic nuclear warheads both countries can deploy to 1,550.

The newly extended treaty restricts the number of intercontinental ballistic missiles (IBMs), submarine-launched ballistic missiles, and bombers equipped to deliver nuclear weapons, and includes inspections to verify compliance with the treaty.

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