Trump Might Pull U.S. Out Of International Surveillance Treaty

The Open Skies Treaty, signed in 1992 and effective from 2002, allows unarmed aerial surveillance among 34 member states, including the US, Canada, Russia, and most of Europe, to promote transparency. However, compliance issues have arisen, particularly with Russia. The US administration plans to withdraw from the treaty, sparking mixed reactions in Congress. Some lawmakers argue that Russia has violated the treaty, while others believe it provides valuable intelligence access. The withdrawal is seen by some as a reckless move that could benefit Russia.

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