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General · 21 April 2026

NATO warns: Russia, China making nuclear risks harder to manage

NATO warns: Russia, China making nuclear risks harder to manage

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Global security worries could grow as NATO says Moscow and Beijing are making nuclear risks harder to manage. Ahead of a United Nations treaty review next week, NATO’s 32 members urged both countries to work with the United States on greater stability and openness. The alliance said Russia broke key arms control promises, while China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal without transparency.

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