On the recordMay 15, 2024
For deterrence to be credible, it must be backed up by capability and political will to follow through on the threat.
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congress.govFor deterrence to be credible, it must be backed up by capability and political will to follow through on the threat.
Risch emphasizes the need for credible deterrence through military capability and political resolve.
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