China ‘has to be involved’ in new nuclear arms control talks, US senator urges
US Senator Deb Fischer, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee’s strategic forces subcommittee, stated on Monday that China must be involved in future nuclear arms control talks with the US and Russia. Fischer also urged the US to modernize its nuclear arsenal, including deploying more bombers.

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AI-generatedUS Senator Deb Fischer, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee’s strategic forces subcommittee, stated on Monday that China must be involved in future nuclear arms control talks with the US and Russia. Fischer also urged the US to modernize its nuclear arsenal, including deploying more bombers. She emphasized the need for verifiable treaties with accountability and enforcement. China has consistently refused to participate in such agreements, maintaining that it will not engage in a nuclear arms race. Analysts suggest China seeks nuclear parity with the US and Russia before considering negotiations.
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5 extractedThe US must step up its nuclear modernisation, including deploying more bombers.
China “has to be involved” in nuclear arms control talks.
China insists that it has no intention of engaging in an arms race with any country.
China has repeatedly stated that it will not participate in a new nuclear arms control agreement.
Analysts believe China is seeking parity with the US and Russia before it agrees to talk.