US May Increase Strategic Nuclear Weapons Deployment Amid Rising Threats
The United States may soon need to increase its strategic nuclear weapons deployments due to escalating threats from adversaries, as stated by National Security Council official Pranay Vaddi. This was part of a speech to the Arms Control Association, highlighting a more competitive approach to arms control by the Biden administration.
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The United States may reach a point in coming years where it will have to increase deployments of strategic nuclear weapons due to growing threats from adversaries, a senior White House aide said on Friday.
Pranay Vaddi, a top National Security Council official, made the statement in a speech to the Arms Control Association, as he outlined a "more competitive approach" to arms control by the Biden administration.
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