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EFTA01956201Set 10

2013-09-2049p12,265w

next? If Washington and Moscow can establish common ground on Syria's nonconventional arsenal EFTA_R1_00428969 EFTA01956223 why not agree upon a revived Geneva process — the one convened ... will to jointly address at long last Israel's prodigious chemical weapons and nuclear arsenals. In such an environment, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have reason to reconsider ... Putin. Skeptics of the the much-praised, ambitious agreement on Syria's chemical weapons arsenal could yet win the day. Tomahawks made in the United States might once again grace

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01956201.pdf

EFTA00660159Set 9

2012-04-2323p8,110w

weakened to a point where some of the proliferating countries are reported to have arsenals of more than 100 weapons. And these arsenals are growing. At what lower U.S. levels ... could these arsenals constitute a strategic threat? What will be their strategic impact if deterrence breaks down in the overall strategic relationship? Does this prospect open up the risk ... Russia and the United States. As the countries with the two largest nuclear arsenals, Russia and the United States have a special responsibility. But other countries need to be brought

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00660159.pdf

EFTA01769578Set 10

2012-04-2314p7,979w

point where some of the proli=erating countries are reported to have arsenals of more than 100 weapons. =nd these arsenals are growing. At what lower U.S. levels could these ... arsenals constitute a strategic threat? What=will be their strategic impact if deterrence breaks down in the overall st=ategic relationship? Does this prospect open up the risk of hostile ... Russia and the United States. As the countries with the two larg=st nuclear arsenals, Russia and the United States have a special responsibility. But other countries need

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01769578.pdf

EFTA02013621Set 10

2012-04-2333p8,143w

weakened to a point where some of the proliferating countries are reported to have arsenals of more than 100 weapons. And these arsenals are growing. At what lower U.S. levels ... could these arsenals constitute a strategic threat? What will be their strategic impact if deterrence breaks down in the overall strategic relationship? Does this prospect open up the risk ... Russia and the United States. As the countries with the two largest nuclear arsenals, Russia and the United States have a special responsibility. But other countries need to be brought

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA02013621.pdf

EFTA01954751Set 10

2013-09-1728p6,748w

implemented. If the Assad regime seeks to conceal part of its arsenal, impede inspections or drag out the agreed timetable for action, a failure by the Obama administration to respond ... reality check. Russia's proposed deal for Syria to abandon its chemical weapons arsenal EFTA_R1_00424373 EFTA01954754 is hardly, in President Obama's words, a "significant breakthrough." The president ... argument that Syria should have 30 days to do so. Destroying a chemical arsenal as large as Assad's, estimated by some to be the world's largest, "doesn

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01954751.pdf

EFTA00987486Set 9

2014-04-1422p7,718w

Minister recently?" The debate will come in dangerous times. Pakistan has been growing its arsenal low-yield plutonium nuclear weapons, also called tactical or theatre nuclear weapons. Estimates suggest some ... nuclear warheads are being added to the country's 90-110 strong arsenal, and new reactors going critical at Khushab will likely boost that number even further. New Delhi must ... react to credible intelligence that an imminent Pakistani first-strike against its own nuclear arsenal, would degrade its ability to retaliate? How might India deal with an attack that came

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00987486.pdf

EFTA01929417Set 10

2014-04-1432p7,756w

Minister recently?" The debate will come in dangerous times. Pakistan has been growing its arsenal low-yield plutonium nuclear weapons, also called tactical or theatre nuclear weapons. Estimates suggest some ... nuclear warheads are being added to the country's 90-110 strong arsenal, and new reactors going critical at Khushab will likely boost that number even further. New Delhi must ... react to credible intelligence that an imminent Pakistani first-strike against its own nuclear arsenal, would degrade its ability to retaliate? How might India deal with an attack that came

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01929417.pdf

EFTA02010221Set 10

2012-10-2738p8,819w

threaten Iran with military action if it does not forsake development of a nuclear arsenal and halt its nuclear enrichment program. Iran has long threatened it will retaliate dramatically ... threat. Since 1957, Israel has invested tremendous resources in building up a solid nuclear arsenal in Dimona. Today, according to various estimates, this stockpile comprises some 100-300 devices, including ... nuclear retaliation. If, of course, Iran were to obtain a nuclear weapon, the arsenal at Dimona would no longer be irrelevant; it would be an important hedge against Iran

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA02010221.pdf

EFTA00954918Set 9

2013-02-1527p8,627w

approach, it is still years from completing an efficient enrichment infrastructure, constructing a nuclear arsenal and developing a reliable means of delivery. By agreeing to a compressed timeline ... west tried to stop India and Pakistan, while hypocritically tolerating Israel and the replenished arsenals of France and Britain. No pressure made the slightest difference to anyone. If Iran really ... weapons. The United States needed to find a way to potentially destroy the Soviet arsenal on the ground. Eliminating those targets -- numerous and often hardened -- required even greater numbers

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00954918.pdf

EFTA02348241Set 11

2012-11-1611p5,670w

essentially worthless. This perception doesn't just shape American though=s about our own arsenal; it impels American leaders to underestimate the d=fficulties of nonproliferation because they ... disturbing and illuminating. The two sides haven't used their weapons, bu= their arsenals have changed their military and political strategies in wa=s that make the region more explosive ... neighbor, i= expanding the quantity, upgrading the quality and diversifying the design= of its arsenal. India, meanwhile, is investing heavily in capabilities th=t would allow it to spot Pakistani

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02348241.pdf

EFTA02690782Set 11

2011-07-1138p10,771w

arms limitation treaty, there is plenty of room for deeper reductions in these two arsenals, including tactical nuclear weapons, which have never been covered by a treaty, and strategic nuclear ... anything in two decades? Instead of moving to the next stage in reducing nuclear arsenals, the two countries are debating stale arguments of yesteryear. EFTA_R1_02031785 EFTA02690799 19 Take ... effort stall, it may not be possible to negotiate deeper cuts in existing nuclear arsenals. Also, partly in response to uncertainty over missile defense, Russia has taken the first steps

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02690782.pdf

EFTA00930905Set 9

2012-03-1321p7,080w

path to a "no nukes" zone may be found not in dismantling Israel's arsenal, but in relocating it. In the face of an apparently fast-advancing Iranian nuclear project ... unclear that Israel would sacrifice much in a nuclear-free Middle East. Its nuclear arsenal has not deterred Arab countries from launching conventional attacks against ... deterred asymmetric campaigns by nonstate actors. The only role Israel's nuclear arsenal may have played so far has been to deter attack from unconventional weapons, as in Iraq

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00930905.pdf

EFTA02021314Set 10

2012-03-1331p7,128w

path to a "no nukes" zone may be found not in dismantling Israel's arsenal, but in relocating it. In the face of an apparently fast-advancing Iranian nuclear project ... unclear that Israel would sacrifice much in a nuclear-free Middle East. Its nuclear arsenal has not deterred Arab countries from launching conventional attacks against ... deterred asymmetric campaigns by nonstate actors. The only role Israel's nuclear arsenal may have played so far has been to deter attack from unconventional weapons

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA02021314.pdf

EFTA02690731Set 11

2011-07-1138p10,770w

arms limitation treaty, there is plenty of room for deeper reductions in these two arsenals, including tactical nuclear weapons, which have never been covered by a treaty, and strategic nuclear ... anything in two decades? Instead of moving to the next stage in reducing nuclear arsenals, the two countries are debating stale arguments of yesteryear. EFTA_R1_02031729 EFTA02690748 19 Take ... effort stall, it may not be possible to negotiate deeper cuts in existing nuclear arsenals. Also, partly in response to uncertainty over missile defense, Russia has taken the first steps

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02690731.pdf

EFTA01901872Set 10

2013-02-1436p8,711w

approach, it is still years from completing an efficient enrichment infrastructure, constructing a nuclear arsenal and developing a reliable means of delivery. By agreeing to a compressed timeline ... west tried to stop India and Pakistan, while hypocritically tolerating Israel and the replenished arsenals of France and Britain. No pressure made the slightest difference to anyone. EFTA ... weapons. The United States needed to find a way to potentially destroy the Soviet arsenal on the ground. Eliminating those targets -- numerous and often hardened -- required even greater numbers

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01901872.pdf

EFTA01072296Set 9

2011-07-1138p10,724w

arms limitation treaty, there is plenty of room for deeper reductions in these two arsenals, including tactical nuclear weapons, which have never been covered by a treaty, and strategic nuclear ... anything in two decades? Instead of moving to the next stage in reducing nuclear arsenals, the two countries are debating stale arguments of yesteryear. EFTA01072313 19 Take missile defense ... effort stall, it may not be possible to negotiate deeper cuts in existing nuclear arsenals. Also, partly in response to uncertainty over missile defense, Russia has taken the first steps

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01072296.pdf

EFTA01902275Set 10

2013-02-1435p8,669w

approach, it is still years from completing an efficient enrichment infrastructure, constructing a nuclear arsenal and developing a reliable means of delivery. By agreeing to a compressed timeline ... west tried to stop India and Pakistan, while hypocritically tolerating Israel and the replenished arsenals of France and Britain. No pressure made the slightest difference to anyone. If Iran really ... weapons. The United States needed to find a way to potentially destroy the Soviet arsenal on the ground. Eliminating those targets -- numerous and often hardened -- required even greater numbers

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01902275.pdf

EFTA00932475Set 9

2012-04-0627p8,417w

weapons of mass destruction to quell dissent? And what will happen to his WMD arsenal should—President Obama now says "when"—Assad's regime collapses? EFTA00932478 Although fears of Iraq ... protesters. All this points to a shared international interest in containing Assad's CBRNE arsenal. Using these weapons against his own citizens would constitute a war crime. And the weapons ... falling into the hands of terrorist groups would enlarge the threat. A Lethal Arsenal The nonpartisan Nuclear Threat Initiative assesses that Syria has one of the most sophisticated chemical-warfare

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00932475.pdf

EFTA01074219Set 9

2012-04-1337p10,601w

hypocrisy for wanting to punish Iran with sanctions while tolerating Israel's atomic bomb arsenal for years without complaint. But it is primarily China's economic boom that is bringing ... told the Shah of Iran that he could buy any weapon in the U.S. arsenal. The Shah asked for a Polaris submarine, which carried 16 nuclear missiles. (Kissinger ... less worrisome. In 2006, when India was openly seeking to expand its nuclear arsenal, President George W. Bush not only declined to protest, he sold Delhi the supplies (as part

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01074219.pdf

EFTA01878815Set 10

2012-06-1823p5,149w

lone, unchecked nuclear state exist. It is Israel's nuclear EFTA_R1_00290039 EFTA01878823 arsenal, not Iran's desire for one, that has contributed most to the crisis. Power, after ... Washington, notes that: "Syria has one of the world's largest chemical weapon arsenals, EFTA_R1_00290042 EFTA01878826 including traditional chemical agents, such as mustard, and more modern nerve agents ... terribly useful precedent when considering the potential problems surrounding Syria's chemical arsenal. Libya's arsenal was much smaller; stocks of mustard agent were essentially old; locations of stockpiles were

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