**"Create a visual summary of the following edited text as an infographic in a clean and modern design style. Use a color palette of cool blues, grays, and whites. Include icons and illustrations to represent the key elements, such as the United States, Russia, China, nuclear weapons, and the Euromissile Crisis. Organize the information in a clear and concise manner, with headings and labels to guide the viewer. The infographic should be in a portrait orientation with a size of 1080x1920 pixels. Text: For the first time since the Soviet Union's collapse, the United States faces a rare situation: "three party deterrence dynamics" involving "two major nuclear powers as strategic competitors and potential adversaries." According to Admiral Charles "Chas" Richard, former U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) commander, the U.S. confronts "a deterrence and assurance gap based on the threat of limited nuclear employment" within a region, while not threatening the U.S. homeland. The challenge for the United States is that its "nuclear arsenal remains largely unchanged and is designed around the 2010 New START Treaty." However, recent global security challenges involve two evolving nuclear threats. The first new threat comes from an old adversary, Russia. President Putin's hostile rhetoric about using nuclear weapons and Russia's ongoing, unsuccessful invasion of Ukraine create a new dynamic on the nuclear global stage. The second threat stems from China's rapid nuclear expansion, its "strategic breakout," and its pursuit of low-yield nuclear warheads for options that "high-yield warheads cannot deliver." China's growing nuclear posture introduces another new dynamic on the nuclear stage."** - Upscaled by <@341910522024820736> (fast)
Create a visual summary of the following edited text as an infographic in a clean and modern design style. Use a color palette of cool blues, grays, and whites. Include icons and illustrations to represent the key elements, such as the United States, Russia, China, nuclear weapons, and the Euromissile Crisis. Organize the information in a clear and concise manner, with headings and labels to guide the viewer. The infographic should be in a portrait orientation with a size of 1080x1920 pixels. Text For the first time since the Soviet Unions collapse, the United States faces a rare situation three party deterrence dynamics involving two major nuclear powers as strategic competitors and potential adversaries. According to Admiral Charles Chas Richard, former U.S. Strategic Command USSTRATCOM commander, the U.S. confronts a deterrence and assurance gap based on the threat of limited nuclear employment within a region, while not threatening the U.S. homeland. The challenge for the United States is that its nuclear arsenal remains largely unchanged and is designed around the 2010 New START Treaty. However, recent global security challenges involve two evolving nuclear threats. The first new threat comes from an old adversary, Russia. President Putins hostile rhetoric about using nuclear weapons and Russias ongoing, unsuccessful invasion of Ukraine create a new dynamic on the nuclear global stage. The second threat stems from Chinas rapid nuclear expansion, its strategic breakout, and its pursuit of lowyield nuclear warheads for options that highyield warheads cannot deliver. Chinas growing nuclear posture introduces another new dynamic on the nuclear stage.