The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty between the United States and Russia entered into force in 1988 and helped prevent the proliferation of intermediate-range missiles until the Trump Administration pulled out of the agreement without cause in August 2019.
President Trump to withdraw from Russian nuclear treaty
Executive Director John Tierney spoke with Voice of America Radio about the United States’ potential withdrawal from the INF Treaty.
Donald Trump’s INF exit: Masterminded by John Bolton, to Russia’s benefit
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with Deutsche Welle about the United States’ potential withdrawal from the INF Treaty. Trump is correct that Russia is not complying with the agreement, said Alexandra Bell, who worked on arms control in the Obama State Department and is now the senior policy director at the Center for Arms […]
Trump says he’s terminating a major nuclear treaty with Russia. Here’s what you need to know.
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke to ABC News about the United States’ potential withdrawal from the INF Treaty. “The U.S. doesn’t need to build ground-launched cruise missiles with this kind of range,” Alexandra Bell, senior policy director at the Center for Arms Control and Non-proliferation told ABC News. “We have intercontinental ballistic missiles and […]
As Trump moves to dump INF Treaty, some fear new nuclear arms race
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with WJLA (Washington, DC) about the United States’ potential withdrawal from the INF Treaty. “There’s no doubt Russia is in violation and has been for some time now,” said Alexandra Bell, a former State Department arms control official. “It’s been a struggle getting them to first during the Obama […]
