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You are here: Home / Press Room / Bolton pushes Trump administration to withdraw from landmark arms treaty

October 19, 2018

Bolton pushes Trump administration to withdraw from landmark arms treaty

Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with the Washington Post about the United States’ potential withdrawal from the INF Treaty.

“The Russian violation of the treaty is dangerous, but it is still possible to get Moscow back into compliance with the agreement,” said Alexandra Bell, a senior policy director at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation. “One formal strategic stability dialogue in 22 months does not represent an earnest attempt at diplomacy. The State Department needs to be leading technical conversations with the Russians about how to resolve this violation.” Read more

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