US President Trump on US-Russia nuclear treaty, says "If it expires, it expires", via NYT interview; doesn't need inernational law

President Trump's comments regarding the US-Russia nuclear treaty signal a potentially significant shift in diplomatic relations, reflecting a stance that may escalate tensions or prioritize national sovereignty over international agreements.

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This could impact various assets, particularly safe havens like gold or the USD, as market participants reassess risk dynamics surrounding geopolitical stability.

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