The risk of confrontation goes up. So our force capacity will not go down, but the risk of having it used in a confrontation you do not want goes up.
Jim Inhofe: “The risk of confrontation goes up. So our force capacity will not go down, but the risk of having it used in a…”
On the recordMay 22, 2012
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Inhofe highlights the increased risk of confrontation without the treaty.
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