As soon as practicable, and there is plenty of time between now and then to go back to the ABM Treaty once we have ratified START-II and to deal with the issues that we have to deal with, plenty of time to develop a system and then work out those issues.
John Spratt: “As soon as practicable, and there is plenty of time between now and then to go back to the ABM Treaty once we have…”
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Discussing the timeline for addressing the ABM Treaty after ratifying START-II.
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