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Ditching the INF treaty is a dangerous move. In the spirit of Greenham Common, collective, creative action is now required When the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty was signed by the US and the Soviet Union in 1987, it meant the 96 ground-launched cruise missiles at Greenham Common – each with a warhead 15 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb – would be scrapped. This week that important treaty is being killed off by Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, putting the world at heightened risk of pre-emptive nuclear weapon use and war. When it was signed by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, the INF treaty also freed me up to leave the Greenham Common women’s peace camp and get on with the rest of my life. I’d arrived on 9 August 1982 – the anniversary of the second atomic bomb, in Nagasaki – and planned to stay a week. After five extraordinary years of feminist peace action at Greenham I left the camp and began organising for further disarmament treaties. Related: Death of the treaty that removed missiles from Greenham Common Continue reading…
