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Gorbachev - "What's behind the United States' decision to withdraw from the INF is their striving to free themselves of any obligations with respect to weapons and obtain absolute military supremacy," Gorbachev said. "That is an illusory aim, an unfulfilled hope. Hegemony by one single country is not possible in today's world. The result would be destabilization of the global strategic situation, a new arms race and all the randomness and unpredictability of global politics. The security of every country, including the United States, will suffer as a result." NewsweekDavid Brennan - U.S. IS BENT ON 'ABSOLUTE MILITARY SUPREMACY,
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Gorbachev - "What's behind the United States' decision to withdraw from the INF is their striving to free themselves of any obligations with respect to weapons and obtain absolute military supremacy," Gorbachev said. "That is an illusory aim, an unfulfilled hope. Hegemony by one single country is not possible in today's world. The result would be destabilization of the global strategic situation, a new arms race and all the randomness and unpredictability of global politics. The security of every country, including the United States, will suffer as a result." NewsweekDavid Brennan - U.S. IS BENT ON 'ABSOLUTE MILITARY SUPREMACY,
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Gorbachev -
"What's behind the United States' decision to withdraw from the INF is their striving to free themselves of any obligations with respect to weapons and obtain absolute military supremacy," Gorbachev said.
"That is an illusory aim, an unfulfilled hope. Hegemony by one single country is not possible in today's world. The result would be destabilization of the global strategic situation, a new arms race and all the randomness and unpredictability of global politics. The security of every country, including the United States, will suffer as a result."
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David Brennan - U.S. IS BENT ON 'ABSOLUTE MILITARY SUPREMACY,