INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:

The Kremlin said Friday that it wants to restart nuclear disarmament talks with U.S

until 2026, but they have yet to agree on a replacement, and discussions have been stalled for months."We are interested in starting this

substantive contacts."President Vladimir Putin has escalated his nuclear rhetoric since launching the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022,

including signing a decree last year that lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons.New START, which was signed in 2010, limited the

U.S

and Russia to a maximum of 1,550 deployed nuclear warheads each.The collapse of the treaty follows the 2019 dissolution of the 1987

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.That landmark agreement, signed by U.S

nuclear.

[Russia] - Kremlin Seeks to Resume Nuclear Disarmament Talks With U.S.The Kremlin stated Friday that it wishes to restart nuclear disarmament talks with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration as quickly as possible, after tensions over the war in U