On the recordApril 16, 2013
U.S. extended deterrence is playing a central role in reinforcing security and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
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congress.govU.S. extended deterrence is playing a central role in reinforcing security and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
Udall highlights the role of U.S. deterrence in maintaining stability in Korea.
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