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America's Cold War Missiles Return to Germany, Thanks to Russia || Peter Zeihan

Jul 17, 2024

Geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan discusses the redeployment of American mid-range weaponry to Germany post Russia's INF Treaty withdrawal and the global strategic implications, including China's reaction.

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Redeployment of American mid-range weaponry to Germany is a response to Russia's violations and aims to ensure regional security.

The US deployment of weapon systems challenges China's influence in East Asia and disrupts its global trade ambitions.

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Renewed Deployment of American Mid-Range Weaponry in Germany

The return of American mid-range weaponry to Germany, a development unseen since the Cold War, marks a significant shift in security dynamics. This move, initiated due to Russia violating arms treaties and deploying prohibited weapons, saw the US withdraw from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF). By reintroducing weapons like Tomahawk cruise missiles, the US aims to counterbalance Russian advancements and ensure strategic stability in the region.

American Mid-range Weaponry Return to Germany and Global Strategic Implications

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Well, it looks like the Germans are going to be celebrating Christmas in July. That's due to the US and Germany's decision made at the NATO conference to redeploy American mid-range weaponry to Germany. And yes, this hasn't happened since the Cold War for…historic reasons.

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