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NATO missile defense system in May next year will have the combat capability of the mid-

Date:2011-10-05Author:adminCategory:International militaryComment:0

Data for: July 30, 2009, the U.S. military test-fired the SM-3 interceptor missiles

BRUSSELS, September 30 (Reporter Zhang ) 30, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that NATO is building a missile defense system in May next year, when the NATO summit in Chicago, will have a “mid-term operational capability.”

Rasmussen, a think tank in Brussels that day said in a speech, at present, Poland, Romania and Turkey, three NATO countries have agreed to the deployment of NATO anti-missile system of its key facilities. NATO’s goal is to summit in May next year in Chicago has announced that the NATO anti-missile system “Interim operational capability” to the incoming missile early warning. This anti-missile system will have full operational capability an important step.

Rasmussen reiterated in his speech that NATO anti-missile system in the development of their own at the same time, will seek cooperation with Russia, the establishment of “two separate anti-missile system.” He said that bilateral cooperation will not only make their systems more effective, but also has political significance, indicating that the NATO missile defense system “is not directed against Russia.”

Rasmussen also said that in May next year the Chicago summit, NATO leaders will also focus on the transfer of defense to Afghanistan, the development of military capabilities, building partnerships and other issues, and is expected to reach concrete results .

last November, the NATO summit in Lisbon decided to establish a missile defense system. Russia agreed with NATO on this issue of the possibility of cooperation. But how the two sides cooperate on specific differences. NATO insisted that NATO and Russia should each build an independent anti-missile system, by way of exchanging data to cooperate, but Russia has advocated building a fully interoperable joint system, and asked NATO to ensure that the system is not directed against Russia.

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