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'If it expires, it expires,' Trump tells NYT about US-Russia nuclear treaty

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Posted on January 8, 2026

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Trump Comments on Expiring US-Russia Nuclear Treaty: Next Steps?

US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Overview

WASHINGTON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to dismiss an expiring nuclear treaty with Russia, saying in remarks released on Thursday that "if it expires, it expires."

Current Status of New START

The last remaining U.S.-Russia arms control treaty, New START, is set to expire on February 5. It caps the number of strategic nuclear warheads that the two nations can deploy,

Trump's Vision for Future Agreements

"We'll just do a better agreement," Trump told The New York Times, adding that China should be incorporated in any future agreement. The interview took place on Wednesday.

Incorporating China in Discussions

(Reporting by Jasper Ward in WashingtonEditing by David Ljunggren)

Frequently Asked Questions about 'If it expires, it expires,' Trump tells NYT about US-Russia nuclear treaty

1What is arms control?

Arms control refers to international agreements that aim to regulate and limit the development, stockpiling, proliferation, and usage of weapons, particularly nuclear weapons.

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'If it expires, it expires,' Trump tells NYT about US-Russia nuclear treaty

Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

Posted on January 8, 2026

Tags:President

Trump Comments on Expiring US-Russia Nuclear Treaty: Next Steps?

US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Overview

WASHINGTON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to dismiss an expiring nuclear treaty with Russia, saying in remarks released on Thursday that "if it expires, it expires."

Current Status of New START

The last remaining U.S.-Russia arms control treaty, New START, is set to expire on February 5. It caps the number of strategic nuclear warheads that the two nations can deploy,

Trump's Vision for Future Agreements

"We'll just do a better agreement," Trump told The New York Times, adding that China should be incorporated in any future agreement. The interview took place on Wednesday.

Incorporating China in Discussions

(Reporting by Jasper Ward in WashingtonEditing by David Ljunggren)

Frequently Asked Questions about 'If it expires, it expires,' Trump tells NYT about US-Russia nuclear treaty

1What is arms control?

Arms control refers to international agreements that aim to regulate and limit the development, stockpiling, proliferation, and usage of weapons, particularly nuclear weapons.