The administration has consistently informed Russia that while we seek to establish a framework for U.S.-Russian BMD cooperation, the United States will not agree to constrain or limit our development or deployment of the most effective missile defenses possible to protect our homeland, deployed forces, and allies and partners.
Jim Inhofe: “The administration has consistently informed Russia that while we seek to establish a framework for U.S.-Russian BMD…”
On the recordJune 16, 2010
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Inhofe reiterates U.S. stance on missile defense cooperation with Russia.
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