Source: Carnegie
Non-Proliferation Project Director Joseph Cirincione's Power Point presentation explains that the ballistic missile threat to the United States has dramatically decreased since the height of the Cold War.
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Source: Carnegie
Non-Proliferation Project Director Joseph Cirincione's Power Point presentation explains that the ballistic missile threat to the United States has dramatically decreased since the height of the Cold War.
It’ll also make deterrence even more challenging.
Even U.S. intervention would not forestall an Iranian nuclear bomb indefinitely.
The U.S. president’s push to “do a deal” or face military action challenges Tehran’s desire to have it both ways.
Tehran’s nuclear program is in a very different position than it was a decade ago, but key aspects from the JCPOA negotiations remain relevant.
The country’s polarized political landscape and absence of a president only sharpen its economic and security concerns.