Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 31
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August 02, 2019

U.S., Russia Withdraw From INF Treaty

By Dan Leone

As long expected, the United States officially withdrew Friday from the 32-year-old Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with Russia, triggering a reciprocal withdrawal from Moscow and leaving both parties free to deploy ground-based missiles with a range…

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U.S., Russia Withdraw From INF Treaty

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