As soon as the New START treaty ends, there is a tussle between the superpowers, America makes serious allegations against China. Is Beijing secretly conducting nuclear tests?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The world once again seems to be standing on the brink of nuclear war. historical with russia ‘New START’ Treaty As the deadline ends, America has now opened a front against China. The US State Department has issued a shocking report claiming that China is conducting nuclear tests at its ‘Lop Nur’ test site. Covert Nuclear Tests doing.

Is China hiding something from the world?

According to America’s ‘Compliance Report’, the sudden increase in China’s nuclear activities and the ‘high-level activity’ taking place there has deepened the suspicion that Beijing is violating the ‘zero-yield’ standard.

The 3 most worrying things about the report:

Game of Secrets: China is not sharing data from its testing sites with international monitoring bodies.

Rapidly growing arsenal: It is estimated that China wants to take its number of nuclear weapons beyond 1,000 by 2030.

Ignoring Treaties: With the end of the ‘New START’ treaty, there is no longer any legal limit on the number of weapons.

[Image: Satellite view of Lop Nur test site or Nuclear warhead silos illustration]

‘Triangular’ conflict among superpowers

Till now the nuclear balance was mainly between the US and Russia, but now China has become the third and most uncertain corner of this equation.

America’s stance: Washington also wants China to be a part of any new arms control treaty.

China’s argument: Beijing says that its nuclear arsenal is much smaller than that of America and Russia, so it is not bound to accept any restrictions.

End of ‘New Start’: Doom’s knock?

Experts believe that the lapse of ‘New START’, the last treaty limiting nuclear weapons between Russia and America, is like a ‘death warrant’ for global security. Without any monitoring and surveillance, now all three, Russia, America and China, can expand their deadly weapons without any restriction. We have entered an era where no international law preventing the nuclear arms race is any longer effective. This is a more dangerous situation than in the 1960s.