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==Effects of expiration==
==Effects of expiration==
The effects of an expiration of the START II Treaty with no further agreements 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.<ref>[https://korybko.substack.com/p/cuba-is-returning-to-the-us-crosshairs Cuba Is Returning To The US’ Crosshairs], [[Andrew Korybko]], Oct 13, 2025.</ref> Cuban authorities have asked the Russian Federation to deploy modern [[weapon]]s systems on the island. According to the March 2025 Russia-Cuban 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. 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.
The effects of an expiration of the START II Treaty with no further agreements 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.<ref>[https://korybko.substack.com/p/cuba-is-returning-to-the-us-crosshairs Cuba Is Returning To The US’ Crosshairs], [[Andrew Korybko]], Oct 13, 2025.</ref> Cuban authorities have asked the Russian Federation to deploy modern [[weapon]]s systems on the island. According to the March 2025 Russia-Cuban 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. 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.
==See also==
*[[NRNAP]]
==References==
==References==