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The Pressing Need for Tactical Nuclear Weapons Control
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By ignoring the issue at the upcoming Moscow summit, the Bush administration is
missing an excellent opportunity to place tactical nuclear weapons back on the U.S.Russian agenda.
hen Presidents George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin meet in Moscow at the end of May to formalize reductions in strategic nuclear weapons, the issue of tactical nuclear weapons control will not be on the agenda, halting a decadelong trend toward increasing constraints on such weapons. President George H. W. Bush and his counterparts in Moscow took steps in 1991 and 1992 to reduce substantially the Cold War deployments of tactical nuclear weapons. In 1997, Presidents Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin …
