Missile defense systems can be useful in deterring aggression against the United States, especially aggression involving nuclear-tipped missiles, and thus should occupy a key position in the U.S. strategic posture, a commission stated. Missile defense systems, already developed to protect the United States and its allies, do work, the commission report stated. It was prepared with cooperation from the United States Institute of Peace. U.S. missile defense systems should be geared to defeating missiles from rogue states, rather than attempting…
Panel: Deploy Missile Defense Assets Against Regional Nuclear Aggressors; Missile Defense ‘Useful, Valuable’
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