Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 5
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February 01, 2019

No INF-Range Nuke Systems Planned After U.S. Treaty Withdrawal, For Now

By Dan Leone

The United States will suspend its obligations under the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty on Saturday, meaning it will be free to deploy missiles with a range of 310 miles to 3,100 miles anywhere in the world by Aug. 2. Secretary of State…

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NNSA Sent Plutonium to Nevada Last Year, Before State Sued to Prevent Shipment

By Dan Leone
No INF-Range Nuke Systems Planned After U.S. Treaty Withdrawal, For Now

By Dan Leone
Dems Deploy Another No-First-Use Bill

By Dan Leone
Iowa Man, Dead After Shooting at NNSS, Had 'Cylindrical Object'

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By Staff Reports
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By Dan Leone
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By Staff Reports
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By Dan Leone
Lower Taxes, Higher Operating Profit Lift GD In Q4

By Staff Reports
NNSA Again Working on Super Bowl Sunday

By Dan Leone