Ministerial correction made by Alan Duncan (Conservative) on Tuesday, 4 April 2017, in the House of Commons on behalf of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Russia: Guided Weapons
The INF Treaty is a bilateral Treaty between the US and Russia, and other successor States of the Soviet Union, so it would be for those States countries in the first instance to determine any breaches. Iskander is usually regarded as a short-range rather than an intermediate-range missile. The INF Treaty plays a vital role in maintaining Euro-Atlantic security, and we urge Russia to ensure full and verifiable compliance.
We and our NATO Allies monitor closely the deployment of Russian military assets to Kaliningrad. NATO has made clear that Russia should avoid all actions that could destabilise security in its neighbourhood.
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- Russia: Guided Weapons
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- 2016-17
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- Deployment Russia Guided weapons INF Treaty
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