[Article] USFK Aerial Encounter With China Underlines the Hidden Danger of OPCON Transfer
Structural separation inadvertently reduces alliance accountability at precisely the moment when regional great power rivalry is intensifying.
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Structural separation inadvertently reduces alliance accountability at precisely the moment when regional great power rivalry is intensifying.
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