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White House Defends Against Russian Counter-Assertions of INF Violation

By Photo of Todd Jacobson

Brian Bradley
NS&D Monitor
3/27/2015
A White House official this week responded point by point to three Russian assertions that the U.S. has violated the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, while reiterating Washington’s goal to bring Russia…

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SSP Official: AF/Navy Nuclear Force Commonalities Appear Promising

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Sen. Feinstein Raises Questions About Former Deputy Energy Secretary’s New Post at Centrus

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Democratic Lawmakers Reintroduce Bills to Cut Nuclear Weapons Spending

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20th Air Force Commander Nominated for A10 Position

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Obama Administration Not Giving Up on Prospects for CTBT

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Sens. Udall, Heinrich Introduce Bill to Boost LDRD Funding

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CNS Addressing Employee Benefit Concerns

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NNSA Releases Broad Strategy for Nonproliferation Account

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Montana Delegation Expresses Disapproval of FAA Powder River Decision

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At Los Alamos

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At Oak Ridge

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