By Ann Roosevelt Missile defense was high on the agenda as NATO foreign and defense ministers meet in Brussels 14 Oct. Ahead of the meeting, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said with more than 30 nations having or acquiring ballistic missiles and considering "the immeasurable cost of a missile strike on any of our cities, I believe we cannot afford not to have missile defence." U.S. officials sought allied political approval for its European Phased Adaptive Approach announced by…
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