On the recordJune 16, 2010
Without the treaty's verification measures, the United States would have much less insight into Russian strategic forces, thereby requiring our military to plan based on worst-case assumptions.
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congress.govWithout the treaty's verification measures, the United States would have much less insight into Russian strategic forces, thereby requiring our military to plan based on worst-case assumptions.
Inhofe emphasizes the importance of treaty verification for U.S. military planning.
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