Senate panel backs INF treaty with 17 to 2 vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved ratification of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty 17 to 2. It requires a two-thirds Senate majority for passage, with dissent by Senators Helms and Pressler. The panel’s action follows 21 days of hearings and signals broad support amid partisan debate.
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