What's New START Treaty and Why Did Russia Suspend It?
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on February 21 that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START Treaty. What is the New START Treaty and why did he suspend it?
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on February 21 that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START Treaty. What is the New START Treaty and why did he suspend it?
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Abstract: Ambiguous language on strategic missile defense in the preamble of the recently signed strategic arms reduction treaty (New START) has prompted some Senators to request access to the negotiation records for the treaty. However, the Obama Administration and Democrat Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have denied all such requests, claiming precedent for not providing such access. In fact, Senate precedent supports granting the request because the language in question is ambiguous and has already prompted dueling statements from the U.S.
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