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New START forces no changes on either country's nuclear structure VoorArgument1 #56780 Even with the New START reductions in each country's nuclear warheads, the US and Russia still will possess more than 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons seven years from now.

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Citerend uit: Joseph Gerson, Truthout
Geciteerd door: François Dongier 9:30 AM 9 April 2010 GMT
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http://www.truthout.org/abolition-the-only-path-nuclear-security58414

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Neither New START nor the Obama administration's narrowly revised nuclear strategy (the Nuclear Posture Review) seriously begin to eliminate the danger of nuclear apocalypse. [...] Despite President Obama's intention to reduce the US nuclear stockpile, the Federation of American Scientists finds that New START "doesn't force either country to make changes in its nuclear structure".

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