Wednesday, November 9, 2011
U.S. And Russia Are Still Far Apart On Missile Defense
Russia on Tuesday appeared to turn down an invitation made last month by the United States to participate in a U.S. missile interceptor trial, according to an Interfax report (see GSN, Oct. 27).
The offer was extended by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency as a means of reassuring Moscow that U.S. missile interceptors pose no threat to Russia's long-range nuclear weapons.
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My Comment: I understand Russia's position that witnessing ABM tests does not guarantee it's nuclear deterrent, but the US will not accept Russia's demands to be a full partner. With no common ground, my gut is telling me that this disagreement will continue in the years to come.
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