Russia's Kremlin spokesperson confirms the New START Treaty ends today

The confirmation from Russia's Kremlin that the New START Treaty ends today marks a significant escalation in nuclear tensions between the U.S.

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and Russia. This treaty has been a cornerstone of arms control, and its dissolution could lead to increased risk perception in markets, influencing safe-haven assets like gold and the USD while heightening volatility across geopolitical-sensitive sectors.

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