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nuclear superpowers agreed to have their administrations engage in further discussions, including on what comes next for arms reduction with the New START Treaty that is currently extended until early 2026
From the Biden administration’s standpoint, the agenda is also expected to include the future of the New START arms reduction treaty, which has been extended until February 2026, as well as recent
The wall appropriations do not expire for five years, meaning the $1.375 billion wouldn’t expire until the end of fiscal 2026.
The department projects procurement outlays increasing through fiscal 2024 but then staying flat in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.
The Foreign Relations Committee member introduced legislation that would prohibit spending federal funds until 2026 to increase the nuclear arsenal above New START levels if Trump does not renew the treaty