CSPAN3 June 5, 2012
however, as nato has removed 90% of the weapons unilaterally, the 180 or so b-61s hardly constitute a good position against the more than 2,000 russian weapons. i think nato is about to repeat the mistake of the 1980s when it let nato deployments of intermediate nuclear forces to the soviet ss 20. nato should simply ask, do we need these weapons or not, and not make it contingent on what russia does. another problem is that the ddpr is completely unclear where nato stands on the issue of negative security guarantees. it sounds like nato has adopted a policy of nato security guarantee...
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