New nuclear pact should include Russia, China: Trump

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New nuclear pact should include Russia, China: Trump
Washington, Aug 2 (AFP) Aug 02, 2019
Any new treaty to counter the build-up of nuclear missiles should include China, President Donald Trump said Friday after the United States withdrew from a Cold War-era pact with Russia.

"We'd certainly want to include China at some point," Trump told reporters.

"That would be a great thing for the world," he added, hours after his administration formally pulled out of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty.

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