Russia has officially declared the end of its adherence to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), citing perceived provocations from NATO and the United States. This shift follows the U.S. withdrawal from the treaty in 2019 and signals a willingness to deploy intermediate- and short-range missiles in response to escalating tensions.
Former President Dmitry Medvedev issued a warning about potential further actions from Russia, while President Putin and Foreign Minister Lavrov have hinted at lifting previous restrictions. The situation has intensified as the U.S. plans to position nuclear submarines and potentially deploy missiles in Europe, raising fears of a renewed arms race reminiscent of Cold War dynamics.
As both sides navigate this precarious landscape, experts caution that the breakdown of arms agreements may have dire consequences for global stability and security, particularly for European nations caught in the geopolitical crossfire.
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