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The START I Treaty (1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) was a landmark agreement between the [[United States]] and the [[Soviet Union]] aimed at reducing and limiting strategic offensive arms, significantly impacting [[nuclear]] disarmament.
The START I Treaty (1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) was a landmark agreement between the [[United States]] and the [[Soviet Union]] aimed at reducing and limiting strategic offensive arms, significantly impacting [[nuclear]] disarmament.
==Effects of expiration==
The effects of an expiration would have many unforeseen consequences, at least as far as the [[American]] public is concerned. For instance, the Russian State Duma is preparing to ratify the agreement on military cooperation between Russia and [[Cuba]], which was signed by the two countries in March 2025. According to this agreement, Russia has
every right to deploy any offensive weapons systems in Cuba, including the [[Oreshnik]] [[hypersonic]] [[ballistic missile]]s and [[Iskander]] [[tactical]] [[missile]] systems. Cuban authorities have asked the Russian Federation to
deploy modern [[weapon]]s systems on the island. Modern weapons systems on the island would not only secure Cuba's [[sovereignty]] against pressure from the United States in the [[Caribbean]] but would also proliferate modern military technologies to Cubans.
[[Category:International Relations]]
[[Category:International Relations]]