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CourseTitleBookBitSubmarineThreatTwSovietWeaponsPeopleCold-warThousandsA lot of other forces in this part of. europe that they can use to target anything they want in europe anyway so it doesn t really make militarily sense here. at the same time russia says nato is cheating on the i.n.f. agreement by deploying missile defense systems in romania and poland. u.s. navy ships outfitted with anti missile interceptors are on duty in the mediterranean sea. washington says all of these systems are intended to protect against missile attacks from iran. human head of was issue as the russians say that the u.s. missile defense systems in eastern europe rob violation of the i.n.f. treaty experts disagree on whether that s true but in any case the treaty is in a pretty sorry state right now with them wouldn t that well their mutual accusations from the united states and russia about the other side violating the
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