The US begins work on new missiles after pulling out of an arms control treaty with Russia
"We will commence fabrication activities on components to support developmental testing" of conventional, ground-launched missiles, Pentagon spokesperson Lt. Col. Michelle Baldanza told CNN in a statement.She added that these activities"would have been inconsistent with our obligations under the Treaty" prior to the administration's move last month to suspend its treaty obligations though she stressed that the missile was non-nuclear.
Read MoreEarlier this month the Kremlin issued a statement saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin had signed a decree suspending implementation of the INF Treaty.The US has long accused Russia of violating the treaty through the development and deployment of the SSC-8/9M729 ground-launched cruise missile, an allegation supported by the NATO allies and denied by Russia.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Russia responds to Mueller’s Trump investigation: “What does this have to do with” us?Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that U.S. “internal political games, of course, concern our country.”
Weiterlesen »
Russia switching online tactics for 2020 U.S. election: reportRussian internet trolls have apparently switched strategies in the runup to the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Bloomberg News reported Sunday. Rather than create "fake news," which platforms such as Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. have cracked down on, Bloomberg reported the focus now is on amplifying already-existing divisive content through phony social-media accounts. Cybersecurity experts told Bloomberg that instead of creating fake news, the phony accounts have been building up their follower numbers, apparently aiming to become more influential opinion-makers. "That creates an opportunity for them to hide behind somebody else," a FireEye executive told Bloomberg.
Weiterlesen »
U.S. Bulks Up Ukraine’s Navy to Thwart RussiaThe U.S. is channeling support to Ukraine’s navy to help counter Russian efforts to choke its neighbor’s economy and destabilize its pro-Western government by blocking access to ports.
Weiterlesen »
Opinion | Mr. Chaos vs. The SwampOpinion: Without evidence of Russia collusion, Democrats have only hatred of Donald Trump, writes HolmanJenkins
Weiterlesen »
Trump hails judge's statement distancing Manafort from Russia collusionTrump said he felt “very badly” for his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort after he was sentenced to nearly four years in prison, adding the judge found “there was no collusion [with Russia]. It’s a collusion hoax. It’s a collusion witch hoax.”
Weiterlesen »
Trump says he feels 'very badly' for Manafort after his sentencingReporter: 'Are you ruling out a pardon for Manafort?' Trump: 'I don't even discuss it. The only one discussing it is you...I know that in watching you folks at night that Michael Cohen lied about the pardon.'
Weiterlesen »
US Secretary of State Pompeo blames Russia, Cuba for Venezuelan crisisSecretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday blamed Russia and Cuba for causing Venezuela's political crisis by supporting President Nicolas Maduro.
Weiterlesen »
Senate investigators question Simona Mangiante Papadopoulos as part of Trump-Russia probeHer husband is a former Trump campaign aide. Both worked previously for Joseph Mifsud, whose suspected Kremlin ties have come under scrutiny.
Weiterlesen »
In their own words: Nixon on Watergate, Trump on the Russia investigationPresident Donald Trump’s rhetoric about the Russia investigation might seem unprecedented, but history presents another strong example.
Weiterlesen »
In their own words: Nixon on Watergate, Trump on the Russia investigation'Trump is worse than Nixon,' says WaPo columnist MaxBoot, adding that Nixon had 'compensating virtues': 'With Trump, it's hard to see what are the countervailing virtues for all of his villainy, which is in plain sight.'
Weiterlesen »