U.S. Considering 'Economic and Military Responses' to Russia’s INF Treaty Violation

Alissa Tabirian
NS&D Monitor
11/20/2015
The United States is considering “economic and military responses” to Russia’s violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a senior State Department official said last week. Frank…

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U.S. Considering ‘Economic and Military Responses’ to Russia’s INF Treaty Violation

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