(Bingyin October 27), November 28, 1986, the United States decided not to comply with the US-Soviet Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty.


the U.S. B-52 strategic bombers
1986 11 28, the U.S. Department of Defense announced (history. cn) section 131 of the U.S. official deployment carrying cruise missiles, the B-52 strategic bombers.
this decision of the U.S. government in violation of the provisions of the United States and the Soviet Union signed in 1979, the second phase of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, the United States can only deploy 130 strategic bombers and 1,320 strategic missile launchers.
this decision was made by President Reagan and his national security adviser, in a meeting held on the 27th, on the grounds that the United States believes that the Soviet Union has repeatedly against the second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty.
Reagan government's decision just announced immediately met with harsh criticism of the including Rice - Aspin, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, including Democrats in Congress as well as the incoming chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee Sam - Nunn . CBS morning news program,
Aspin said violation of the second phase of the strategic arms limitation treaty is "a very bad decision", in a sense, if not bound by this treaty the Soviet Union increased its missile speed will be faster than the United States. He made the wrong decision, the Reagan administration's arms control policy in the upcoming 100th Congress will encounter more trouble.
Nunn also believes that the U.S. government's decision will enable the domestic bipartisan consensus on strategic weapons and arms control issues become "difficult more. (L $ dj��.����T)