The United States will withdraw from arms control agreement with Russia in 1987: President Trump confirmed

Washington: "The US will leave the INF agreement in 1987 with Russia to contain arms," ​​Trump said. In 1987, Ronald Reagan and USSR Michael Miguel Gorbachev, US President, have been signed to the INF (Medium Nuclear Weapons Control) Treaty to control arms production and checks, and ensure the security of the US and its allies and European countries.

Under this agreement, both countries do not have to carry 300,000 miles to 3,400 miles of missile launchers, do not produce and do not perform the test. The contract is still over two years. In this case, US President Trump has decided to leave the deal. Russia will produce a missile called 'Nawada' in violation of the terms of this agreement. So, the US has decided to leave the deal.

President Trump said in an interview in the state of Nevada yesterday: "If Russia and China do not agree to the new treaty on arms control, we will leave the INF agreement. We are going to make weapons. When Russia and China prepare missiles, we can not only accept the INF agreement. I do not know that former President Obama was silent on this issue. " This decision of the United States has again made an international stir. It is noteworthy that the US is already in a deal with China in the deal.

'Dangerous end'
Russia's deputy foreign minister Sergey Ryabkov said in an interview yesterday that the US decided to withdraw from the arms control treaty, "It's a very dangerous decision. I can assure you that international countries can not understand this. Strong denials will come to this conclusion