These give the US and Russian governments what are supposed to be adequate inspection regimes to count the number of active missiles, but of course make no requirement on the signatories to make it easy to locate all the missiles at any given moment.
So there’s a strong strategic incentive to shuffle them around between treaty-mandated inspections.
Regardless, the treaties are strategically irrelevant since China is a non-signatory and it has refused to sign on to a joint arms control agreement.
Why is its non-involvement relevant, but the non-involvement of Israel, Pakistan, India isn't?
China has expressed interest in atms control if it includes a reduction in the arms race around Taiwan as well.
It should be noted that a missle designed with a removable component requiring 30 seconds of install time does not count as an active missle when not assembled.
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Maybe that was your point.
It is a good idea to screen urls for alternative parses and tokenizations. For example
For my day job I had written such a tokenizer, so I do this almost automatically.