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nato has warned that european countries may have to face living in a new reality following
the scrapping of the long-standing nuclear treaty between russia and the united states.
in the latest chapter of the war of words over the treaty, the alliance's secretary general said
despite the dismantling of the agreement, nato's commitment to shared defence remained
strong.
speaking at a brussels commemoration event for the september 11 attacks, jens
stoltenberg said europe needs to prepare for a world where russia could place
nuclear-capable missiles on its doorstep.
"what we are doing in nato now is that we are adapting to a world without the inf treaty,
with more russian missiles," he said.
"we will do that in a coordinated, in a defensive way, but we have to make sure that we
maintain credible defence also in a world where the inf treaty doesn't exist anymore and
where russia has deployed new nuclear-capable missiles in europe."
the united states formally withdrew from the cold war-era intermediate-range nuclear
forces treaty (inf) on august 2, after accusing moscow of violating it, a charge dismissed
by the kremlin.
the pact had prohibited land-based missiles with a range of 310-3,400 miles, reducing the
ability
of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
