俄副外长警告：若美国恢复核武器试验，俄保留作出对等回应权利

Core Viewpoint - Russia warns that it reserves the right to respond in kind if the United States resumes nuclear weapons testing [1][3] Group 1: Russia's Position on Nuclear Weapons - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov stated that if the U.S. resumes comprehensive explosive nuclear weapons testing, Russia will retain the right to make a reciprocal response [3] - Ryabkov emphasized that while Russia has shown significant restraint in response to provocative actions from NATO countries, it has also sent important warning signals to its "opponents" while firmly defending its security interests [3] Group 2: Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) - Ryabkov mentioned that Russia is preparing for various developments in strategic security following the expiration of the New START treaty, but hopes to avoid the worst-case scenario [3] - President Putin indicated that maintaining the status established by the New START treaty after its expiration is reasonable to prevent further strategic arms races, and Russia is willing to continue adhering to the treaty's core limitations for one year after its expiration, provided the U.S. does not take actions that disrupt the existing balance [3] - The New START treaty, signed by Russia and the U.S. in 2010, aims to limit the number of deployed nuclear warheads and delivery systems, officially came into effect on February 5, 2011, and was originally set for a 10-year term, later extended to February 5, 2026 [3]