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Newspaper Article
Calming Russia's nuclear insecurity
2003
Overview
At the St. Petersburg summit, [Bush] should propose to [Vladimir Putin] that their governments construct a joint plan, with targets and timetables, to secure the entire Russian nuclear weapons complex, and to render Russia's nuclear materials unusable for weapons. Bush has the opportunity at hand to swiftly reduce the threat posed by the Russian stockpile--to shut off in a matter of years, not decades, the most dangerous resource for nuclear terrorism facing this country.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
