Nixon's Latest Summit Diplomacy Draws Mixed Signal
President Nixon’s eight day Middle East and Moscow trips sparked debate over gains and limits. Critics cite stalled MIRV talks with Brezhnev and Watergate pressures, while Kissinger warns of strategic superiority questions. The Moscow summit yielded a nonbinding pledge to curb offensive arms and a test ban treaty start date, with no immediate peace in the Middle East and Israel and Egypt receiving nuclear support.
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