Withdrawing or renegotiating the INF treaty with Russia may bring marginal benefits in the PACOM AOR but could have devastating effects for the EUCOM and CENTCOM AORs.
Jack Reed: “Withdrawing or renegotiating the INF treaty with Russia may bring marginal benefits in the PACOM AOR but could have…”
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Highlighting risks of changing the INF treaty amidst U.S. military concerns.
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