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New U.S.-Russian Nuclear Arms Race
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Authors
Vladimir Batyuk 
ORCID: 0000-0003-1838-8616
Affiliation:
Institute for the U.S. and Canadian Studies, RAS
Higher School of Economics
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Edition
Issue 2
Pages
78-96
Abstract

The nuclear arms race between Moscow and Washington has resumed. At the same time, the nuclear confrontation between the two nuclear "superpowers" takes place under the conditions which seems much more dangerous and destabilizing than those during the Cold War of 1945-1989. The nuclear arms control is in a deep crisis; there is no Russian-American dialogue on strategic stability issues; new means of delivery of nuclear munitions – including those with the intercontinental range, as well as non-nuclear weapons capable of performing some strategic tasks-have emerged; the global nuclear balance is increasingly influenced by other nuclear powers, including undeclared nuclear States. All these changes seem extremely destabilizing and dangerous.

Keywords
Strategic stability, nuclear weapons, missile defense, nuclear weapons delivery systems, arms control
Acknowledgment
The study was carried out with the financial support of the Russian Foundation for Fundamental Studies, the project is titled "The U.S. Military Strategy under the Trump’s Administration, and the National Interests of the Russian Federation". Project’s number is 18-014-00006/1
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08.12.2019
Date of publication
10.02.2020
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