US may withdraw 1000 tactical missiles from Western Europe
A senior West German official says the United States is likely to pull back about 1000 tactical nuclear missiles in Western Europe in response to Soviet troop reductions in East Germany. The move could be announced after NATO meetings in Brussels, with new Vienna talks and a 1981 European disarmament conference proposal also anticipated.
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NATO Faces Rift Over Soviet Nuclear Pressure and Iran Hostage Crisis
At the NATO winter meeting in Brussels, unity is strained by the Soviet push for European nuclear strike power and Iran's hostage seizure. Ministers weigh deploying hundreds of missiles in West Europe while Washington covers most costs, amid protests and divided allies.
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