Max Fisher at Vox has interviewed US Defence Secretary Ash Carter on the changing nature of military deterence. The shorter video from Vox is below, but the 48 minute podcast of the full Vox interview with Ash Carter is time well spent.
Vox interviews Ash Carter: are the lines of military deterrence blurring?
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