Is it fair to say the INF Treaty is a treaty that is more beneficial to the United States than it is to Russia?
Tom Cotton: “Is it fair to say the INF Treaty is a treaty that is more beneficial to the United States than it is to Russia?”
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Cotton evaluates the benefits of the INF Treaty for the U.S. compared to Russia.
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