CLEAN : NATO: Russia solely responsible for INF treaty demise

The INF Treaty has ended due to Russia's deployment of the SC 8 missile system, which poses a significant threat to European cities. The US has decided to withdraw from the treaty, a move supported by NATO allies, as the treaty is ineffective if only one side adheres to it. Russia is held responsible for the treaty's demise. NATO plans a measured response to the threat without mirroring Russia's actions, aiming to avoid a new arms race and not deploying new land-based nuclear missiles in Europe.

What is the primary reason for the end of the INF Treaty?

• Russia deployed the SC 8 missile system.

• The United States deployed new missiles.

• European countries requested its termination.

• NATO decided to dissolve the treaty.

Why did the United States decide to withdraw from the INF Treaty?

• The US wanted to deploy new missiles in Europe.

• NATO forced the US to withdraw.

• Russia was not complying with the treaty.

• The treaty was outdated.

Which organization supports the US decision to withdraw from the INF Treaty?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• NATO

• The World Trade Organization

How does NATO plan to respond to the threat posed by Russia's missile system?

• By deploying new nuclear missiles in Europe

• By mirroring Russia's actions

• By engaging in a new arms race

• By responding in a measured and responsible way

What is NATO's stance on deploying new land-based nuclear missiles in Europe?

• They plan to deploy them immediately.

• They will deploy them if Russia does.

• They have no intention to deploy them.

• They are undecided on the matter.