Russia Ends Nuclear Arms Treaty

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Russia to Lift Ban on Nuclear Missile Deployment: Lavrov

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Russia will abandon nuclear arms treaty with the U.S. banning the deployment of short- and intermediate-range nuclear missiles, Moscow 's foreign minister says.

The INF Treaty , signed in 1987 by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev , is no longer in force and does not bind either state.

Russia said it would not deploy missiles banned under this treaty "until US -manufactured missiles of similar classes" are rolled out, known as its INF moratorium.

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