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Don't Let Nuclear-Security Cooperation with Russia Lapse

| July 09, 2014

Republicans and Democrats alike have traditionally understood that investing in nuclear security is a small price to pay compared with the devastating economic, political and social costs of nuclear terrorism. That’s why U.S. cooperation with Russia and other countries to secure vulnerable nuclear material has enjoyed bipartisan support.

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For Academic Citation: Roth, Nickolas and Robert Gard.“Don't Let Nuclear-Security Cooperation with Russia Lapse.” The National Interest, July 9, 2014.

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