Russia and NATO
An obvious solution to the controversy surrounding the admission of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to NATO (“Expanding NATO,” series, April 13-15) is to invite Russia to become a member, too. Not merely a peripheral associate, but a full, voting, troop-contributing member of the NATO alliance. Nothing would better symbolize the end of the Cold War, or of the kind of thinking that started it in the first place.
C. SCOTT LITTLETON
Los Angeles
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