The problem with this view, as we know is 'nuclear war heads' that can be fitted on to these missiles. So no matter the number of treaties signed, as long as these missiles are pointed at each other - the Cold War is never over.
For a time line on these treaties:
https://www.cfr.org/timeline/us-russia-nuclear-arms-control
If we look at the Defense Spending in 2019 - Trump had budgeted for nearly 1 trillion. This figure does not include exports to other countries. Hers' a recent example.
After the U.S., Australia and Britain announced a new Indo-Pacific defense deal last week. as part of the pact, Australia will cancel a multibillion-dollar contract to buy diesel-electric French submarines and acquire U.S. nuclear-powered vessels instead.
The competition for the arms market is so intense that 'Immediately after the above said deal was announces, France recalled its ambassador in US'
Again in the 'E sense' US and Russia jointly created the Arms export market.
