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Dmitry Stefanovich

  • Research Fellow, IMEMO RAS and Contributor, Freelance
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The view from Moscow: The future of nuclear arms control exists, but the path is hard

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By Dmitry Stefanovich
| nuclear-news.net
The view from Moscow: The future of nuclear arms control exists, but the path is hard there can and should be some new legally binding new arms-control regimes, including strict limitations on nuclear warheads and delivery vehicles However, the alternative is significantly more costly and dangerous on an existential level. The more nuclear weapons (and nuclear weapons states) that exist, the greater the possibility that nuclear weapons use becomes.
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The view from Moscow: The future of nuclear arms control exists, but the path is hard

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By Dmitry Stefanovich
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
It is impossible to argue with the fact that today’s arms control architecture is in very bad shape, especially if one focuses on strategic nuclear weapons.
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What Will Follow Russia’s Exit from Moratorium on INF Deployment

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By Dmitry Stefanovich
| Russian Council
In early August, an official statement from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs put an end to yet another potentially useful arms control instrument: the unilateral moratorium on the deployment of ground-based intermediate- and shorter-range missiles has been lifted. Why did this happen, and what comes next? The end of a long process When the United States announced its withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF Treaty) in 2019, Moscow’s response was quite restrained.
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