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February 10, 2017

National Advisory Board Member Amb. Thomas Graham Jr. and Center contributor Dr. Jim Walsh Quoted in Foxtrot Alpha

Read the full piece in Foxtrot Alpha.

“That treaty is the most important treaty between Russia and the United States since 1991,” Thomas Graham Jr., a former senior-level U.S. diplomat who was involved in every major nuclear arms treaty between 1970 and 1997, told Foxtrot Alpha in an interview. “And you’re on a call with the president of Russia and you don’t know what the most important treaty between the two countries in the nearly last 30 years is? You really don’t have to go any further than that.”

Dr. Jim Walsh, an expert affiliated with the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, does hold out hope that Trump can recover from this, saying that either side can bring up New START at a later date. But until then, everyone is left to wait on how the world’s top nuclear powers will end up resolving its nuclear weapons differences.

Read the full piece in Foxtrot Alpha.

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