Wednesday, July 21, 2010

U.S. State Department: U.S. Should Not Worry Over Russian Cheating On START

MoD handout of the test firing of a Trident missile Photo: ROYAL NAVY/PA

State Department Says Russia Cheating On START Insignificant -- Washington Times

McCain hits stance on nuclear treaty.

A classified State Department report to Congress says that potential Russian cheating on the new START nuclear-arms pact would not be significant because of the size of U.S. nuclear forces.

But the senior Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday questioned the commander of U.S. nuclear forces about the time and expense of negotiating the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty if Moscow is expected to violate the pact, now facing a difficult ratification fight in the Senate.

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More News On The START Treaty

US: no worries about Russian nuke treaty cheating -- AP
Republicans hammer at START Treaty -- UPI
Lieberman still withholding vote on nuclear arms treaty with Russia -- The Hill
Modernization funds become latest football in START debate -- Foreign Policy
START treaty is above political ambitions -- Voice of Russia
New START Will Not Make Us Safer Tomorrow: A Response to Senator Carl Levin -- Heritage Foundation
New START Is Critical for Our National Security and International Credibility -- Center For America Progress

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