READ OF THE DAY
Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
By Joe Gould and Meghann Myers
Oct 27, 12:28 PM
A new U.S. strategy describes an approach where ships, aircraft and other capabilities will be deployed, keeping in mind that they must be preserved long enough to have a clean handoff when new technology goes operational, with no gaps in availability. (MC2 Michael B. Jarmiolowski/U.S. Navy)
WASHINGTON ― The Biden administration laid out a national defense strategy aimed at China, which it views as America’s most consequential strategic competitor, and Russia, which it sees as an “acute threat” capable of cyber and missile attacks on the U.S.
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