Senate Passes National Defense Authorization Act Containing Key Hirono-led Provisions for Hawaii and Indo-Pacific
billion to support our allies and strengthen deterrence throughout the Indo-Pacific region, and authorizes funding to support
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Case Votes For Annual Defense Policy Bill That Includes Key Case-Requested Provisions For Hawaii And The Indo-Pacific
military bases. · Reaffirming support for the Pacific Deterrence initiative as a mechanism to strengthen U.S. posture … capabilities and resilience. · Providing $1.4 billion for Pacific Deterrence Initiative related construction, including another $364 million for USINDOPACOM
Hirono, Colleagues Demand Trump Administration Reverse Course on Nuclear Weapons Testing
focus on continuing U.S. leadership in maintaining nuclear deterrence. Resuming U.S. nuclear testing risks prompting China, Russia … demonstrating to the world that we can maintain deterrence without inflicting the health, environmental, and fiscal costs
Case Votes Against Initial House Version Of Annual Defense Measure That Fails To Exert Congressional Oversight Of Trump Administration Actions Undermining Our Nation's Military
militaries of such countries contributes to deterrence against Chinese aggression, including a discussion of posture, capability, multilateral operations … military bases. Extending the authority for the Pacific Deterrence Initiative, a Congressionally directed effort focused on deterring Chinese
Reps. Tokuda, Nunn Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Strengthen U.S.–Taiwan Defense Collaboration
this bill will be a critical deterrence tool, accelerating Taiwan’s access to next-generation U.S. technology … microchips, and advanced surveillance systems—that enhance collective deterrence and reinforce America’s strategic edge in the region
Hirono, Colleagues Demand Answers From Trump Administration On National Security Risks Posed by President Trump’s Plan to Accept $400 Million Qatari Airplane
while the President travels—a cornerstone of our deterrent. It is unclear whether and how, if President Trump
McGovern and Tokuda Reintroduce Resolution Calling for Renewed U.S. Leadership on Nuclear Disarmament
arms race, the U.S. and Russia rejected minimal deterrence in favor of nuclear war fighting capabilities even though