Why nuclear weapons will be on Trump's agenda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Experts say that amount is certain to rise, threatening to divert funds needed for conventional US military forces or for non-defence programmes.
39% : The Biden administration says the United States might have to deploy more strategic nuclear weapons in the future and Trump could do just that.
32% : Trump will have to craft a policy on deterring nuclear threats from Russia and China even as he confronts the expiration of New START.
28% : Trump withdrew the United States from the pact in 2018, leading Iran to breach its limits.
26% : Trump opposed an extension in his first term, calling instead for a new treaty that included China, which spurned the proposal.
14% : Here are the five most pressing nuclear arms challenges confronting Trump:Trump will have to manage the gravest tensions with Moscow in more than 60 years, in part fuelled by Russian President Vladimir Putin's threats to use nuclear weapons in his war against Ukraine and his development of exotic new weapons systems.
12% : Biden's administration has been unsuccessful in persuading Kim to revive denuclearisation talks that collapsed after Trump failed in 2019 in the last of three meetings to convince the North Korean leader to abandon his nuclear weapons.

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