Nuclear Start Treaty Expiring - No One Seems to Care! /Alexander Mercouris & Lt Col Daniel Davis

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The discussion warns that the last remaining nuclear arms control treaty is about to expire, leaving—for the first time since the 1960s—no nuclear arms limits and no active talks between major powers. This is seen as an urgent, existential risk that should outweigh conflicts like Ukraine, yet the U.S. and Europe appear largely indifferent. Russia has suggested a short extension, but Western leaders have not acted. In Europe, there is little public debate; instead, discourse is shifting toward preparing for war with Russia, even including dangerous ideas like new countries pursuing nuclear weapons.

The conversation then turns to growing calls in the U.S. for a full-scale war with Iran aimed at regime change. Critics argue such a war would lack legal and moral justification, risk uncontrollable escalation, and repeat past failures like Iraq—especially since U.S. officials admit there is no plan for what comes after regime collapse. An open-ended war could provoke severe Iranian retaliation, destabilize the region, damage U.S. credibility, and create global repercussions. Overall, the speakers express deep alarm at the abandonment of arms control, the normalization of nuclear risk, and the rush toward major wars without clear limits or plans.