Russia exits nuclear treaty with US after Trump’s THIS move, says ‘result of…’

Russia, US President Donald Trump’ın Ukraine to end the war in the end of the war, the United States with the 1987 Middle -free Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty of the Treaty of the United States announced that it no longer think of itself. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the conditions of obligation to the Soviet Treaty “disappeared” and that Moscow no longer observes the constraints imposed on self.

Last week, US President Donald Trump said he ordered Russia’s former president Dmitry Medvedev to be strategically positioned near Russia in response to online aggressive statements.

President Trump said in a social media feed on Friday, “I ordered the positioning of two nuclear submarines in appropriate regions, based on the extremely provocative statements of Russia’s former President of the Russian Federation Security Council.

Trump, in a article about the truth, “Words are very important and often can lead to unwanted consequences, I hope it will not be one of these situations. Thank you for paying attention to this issue!”

“Talking about the nuclear, Tr Trump said. “We must be prepared when you talk about the nuclear, and we are completely ready,” CNN said.

Medvedev, who was the president of Russia from 2008 to 2012, in an X article on June 28, “Trump played the ultimatum game with Russia: 1. 2 things should remember: 1. Russia is not Israel and even Iran. Every new ultimatum is a step towards war, not between Russia and Ukra.

It was not clear that Trump refers to subs with nuclear weapon capabilities, or only referring to nuclear -energy subs. The Pentagon closes the movements of his nuclear abilities and makes it almost impossible to verify Trump’s announcement.

However, his expression was still made for a striking rhetoric conflict that aroused some nuclear swords that colored the cold war.
Trump said on Friday, the redefined nuclear submarines were “closer to Russia”.

What was the INF Treaty?

The abbreviation of the Middle -range Nuclear Forces Treaty was a turning point between the US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a turning point between the US and the Soviet Union (Russia). It required both countries to eliminate 500 to 5,500 kilometers (approximately 310 to 3,420 miles) and their ballistic and navigation missiles initiated with all places between their launchers and support structures.

It helped the end of the Cold War Period Arms race in Europe and was seen as a major step in reducing the risk of nuclear war and miscalculation.

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