Toward a new regional security architecture
The United States has a unique historical opportunity to use the power reaped from victory in Iraq to assist the countries of the Persian Gulf in organizing a web of multilateral arrangements that could reduce tensions and prevent future conflict.
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| description | The United States has a unique historical opportunity to use the power reaped from victory in Iraq to assist the countries of the Persian Gulf in organizing a web of multilateral arrangements that could reduce tensions and prevent future conflict. |
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