Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty: Arms Race In The World

Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty: How Biden will reduce arms race in the world, Russia, China will be big factors.

A new debate has arisen between Washington and Moscow over a new arms race before a change of power in the US. This is happening at a time when there are few days left for the end of the tenure of US President Donald Trump.

The newly elected President of the United States, Joe Biden, will take charge on January 20. In such a situation, there will be pressure on the new President of America, Joe Biden, to take the world away from a new weapons war.

What is the latest issue? What will be the big challenge before the newly elected President of America? What is the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty? China will be a big factor.

Biden faces difficulties in the midst of China’s growing power

In fact, the term of the strategic arms reduction treaty, which began between the US and Russia in 2010, ends on 5 February. A new agreement between Washington and Moscow will be needed to extend the duration of this treaty.

Therefore, soon after the newly elected President Biden takes over, there will be a huge responsibility to carry forward this treaty.

This path will not be easy for Biden, as there has been a lot of differences between the two countries during President Donald Trump’s administration.

Secondly, it will not be an easy task to deal with this new US strategic policy to deal with the growing power of China.

Putin got heated by a tweet

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a tweet on Thursday that we are ready to negotiate arms control with the US, but our allies also have to show a positive attitude.

His tweet came on Thursday when Russia blamed the US for the new weapons race. Russia said that Moscow was forced to develop Harpsonic weapons.

After this, a new debate has been waged between the two countries on the arms race. However, Russia is also waiting for the newly elected President Biden to take over.