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Which led to an increase in Cold War tensions between the US and the USSR in 1983?
a Soviet boycott of the Olympics in Los Angeles
a breakdown in arms-control negotiations
the signing of the INF Treaty
a new chairman of the Communist Party in the USSR
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a breakdown in arms-control negotiations.
In 1983 arms-control talks were stalled amid NATO missile deployments, Reagan's hard-line policies (SDI, "evil empire" rhetoric), and crises like the downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 and the tense Able Archer exercises — all of which increased US–Soviet tensions.
In 1983 arms-control talks were stalled amid NATO missile deployments, Reagan's hard-line policies (SDI, "evil empire" rhetoric), and crises like the downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 and the tense Able Archer exercises — all of which increased US–Soviet tensions.
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