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United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement BBC News - US and Russia announce deal to cut nuclear weapons The two nations, being represented by American President Obama and Russian President Medvedev, will sign a new agreement to replace the previous Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) which had gone through two agreements, the first in 1991 (between the US and USSR) and a second signed in 1993 (Between US and Russia following the collapse of the USSR). There was an attempt at a third START, but it was killed due to a lack of interest in the 1990s The proposal comes after a series of talks between Russia and the United States regarding their nuclear stockpiles. Obama and Medvedev are planning to sign this on April 8 in Prague, after they are expected to be ratified by the US Senate and Russian Duma. The agreement has the two powers agreeing to slash their nuclear stocks and limit to 1,550 warheads. Currently it is estimated that the US has 2,000 deployed strategic nuclear weapons, with Russia having at least 2,500. If the two nations uphold their agreement, it would see Russia cutting its current stockpile by 30%, and the United States by 25%. The United States and Russia have been getting into disagreements over the approach to Iran as well as the United States's attempts to install missile shields in the past and current. Signing the agreement in Prague, where it was a focal point of the missile-shield debate, is no coincidence in my opinion. |
Re: United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement Fingers were crossed behind backs. |
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Re: United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement I think we should have some fun with what were getting rid of, nuke the moon, draw a happy face on it with craters. |
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Re: United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement You all do realize that getting rid of the nuclear weapons will probably lead to a WWIII, right? Remember the cold war? Why didn't it actually happen? Because there were nuclear weapons. The moment the US and Russia will have no nuclear weapons, Russia will most likely attack some weak countries, like Georgia and Ukraine, which will eventually lead to a war in Europe. Nuclear weapons may be used in a war (only once on only two cities), but you all just don't realize how many wars it actually saved. Sure, countries like Iran and North Korea should not have any nuclear weapons, but in Western countries, nuclear weapons are actually neccesery. Obama... It is said, 10 geniuses cannot fix the work of one idiot. What Obama does to the world, and especially in the US, is pure damage. I was going to create a topic about the subject, but as you all already know what is my opinion about Hussein Obama, I didn't do it. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/st...ums/1/6685.jpg |
Re: United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement Reducing the nuclear stockpile is good news. Obama's call for a nuclear free world is bad news. Nukes are a deterrent and are a defense if giant asteroid is going to hit earth. |
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Re: United States and Russia agree to new nuclear arms reduction agreement Alex, we're not talking about getting rid of all of them. Just most of them. Do you have any idea how many nukes we have? That, plus the fact that it takes years to properly dismantle a nuke. We will likely always have nukes. We're just trying to lower our stores. Now, what we should really be worried about is the Space Monkey's. Those little bastards are planning to take over and launch all the nukes. |
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