Jane's says Soviet gains from strategic arms talks speed up
Jane's reports the most significant outcome of the talks is a Soviet drive to maximize gains under the agreement while the United States, starting from behind in the nuclear race, seeks to accelerate its own efforts.
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Soviet arms reach reshapes Middle East balance
A military analyst notes the Soviet rapid resupply of cruise missiles gives Moscow and allied Arabs from Iraq to Yemen leverage in a potential crisis, with missiles like SSC-1 and SS-N-5. Israel remains the lone Middle Eastern power able to counter Arab and Soviet strength, while U.S. weapons withheld from Israel are viewed as pliability leverage in negotiations.
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