The United States attributed Russia to the end of the treaty. He says that Russia has been developing such weapons for years which is a violation of this treaty.

The United States attributed Russia to the end of the treaty. He says that Russia has been developing such weapons for years which is a violation of this treaty.
Washington, AP The historic treaty that took place three decades ago between the United States and Russia over the control of nuclear weapons ended on Friday. Due to the end of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty between the two countries in 1987, there is a possibility of a new arms race competition going on in the world.


US Secretary of State Mike Popeo formally announced the withdrawal of the US from the INF Treaty on Friday at a regional conference in Bangkok, Thailand's capital Bangkok. After this, Russia's Foreign Ministry also issued a statement and declared the end of the treaty. The United States attributed Russia to the end of the treaty.

He says that Russia has been developing such weapons for years, which is a violation of this treaty. This has created a threat to America and its allies, especially Europe. Denying the allegation, Russia said that America was making excuses to withdraw from the treaty to develop new missiles.


Trump did in October
President Donald Trump had announced on October 20 last year that he was separating America from this treaty. The United States suspended the INF treaty on February 1 last. After this, Russia also suspended the treaty. Now the two countries formally separated from this treaty.


Medium-range missiles were prohibited
The INF Treaty was signed by US President Ronald Reagan and the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorvichyov. Under this treaty, many missiles that hit medium range, that is, 5,500 kilometers, were banned.


Trilateral Weapons Control Agreement Trump
The Trump Administration claims that China is increasing its capabilities of nuclear weapons. In such a situation, it can not be excluded from the nuclear weapons control agreement. President Trump has expressed the desire to have a trilateral arms control agreement between America, Russia and China.


New Start Agreement also endangered
The Trump Administration does not look forward to furthering the New Star Agreement in 2010 with Russia. The period of this agreement will end in 2021. Under this agreement, the number of nuclear weapons was limited. Russian President Vladimir Putin had suggested to renew New Start only. But the trump is stuck in a new treaty. He said New Start was a bad agreement and it was done by the Obama administration. Trump's National Security Adviser John Bolton said in June
, it is unlikely that the Trump administration will agree to extend the period of the New Start Agreement to five years.

NATO upheld Russia's responsibility
The group of 29 countries, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), has blamed Russia for the end of the INF treaty. NATO said, "We are sorry that Russia has not shown any clear desire to return to international commitments."