WASHINGTON -- The Biden administration released its Nuclear Posture Review on Thursday, outlining a U.S. strategy that emphasizes deterrence in the Indo-Pacific while facing China's increasingly large and sophisticated arsenal.
Strategy urges extended-deterrence talks with Japan, South Korea and Australia
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin gives a news briefing at the Pentagon on Oct. 27. © Reuters
WASHINGTON -- The Biden administration released its Nuclear Posture Review on Thursday, outlining a U.S. strategy that emphasizes deterrence in the Indo-Pacific while facing China's increasingly large and sophisticated arsenal.