STUTTGART, Germany — The United States needs to revive the lines of communication with Moscow that helped both countries avoid nuclear conflict during the Cold War, the top American general in Europe said this week. “We could read each other’s signals. We knew how to send signals to each other… almost all of that is gone now,” Gen. Christopher Cavoli, NATO supreme allied commander and head of U.S. European Command, said Monday. Cavoli, speaking during an event at Georgetown University timed to NATO’s 75th anniversary, rattled off numerous upgrades to…
ΠερισσότεραUS and Russia need to reestablish Cold War playbook to avert nuclear escalation, senior general says
