Experts bid to keep U.S.-Russia arms pact

Arms control experts called on U.S. President Donald Trump to keep the United States in a Cold War-era treaty with Russia to prevent nuclear war.

By Arete News - November 9, 2018

Cold War-era Soviet nuclear missile silo in Saryozek, Kazakhstan where the first four SS-12 missiles were destroyed under the U.S.-Soviet INF Treaty (AN/Martin Trolle Mikkelsen)

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