The INF Treaty Signing: A Turning Point in US-Soviet Relations

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On June 1, 1988, President Reagan signed the INF Treaty with Soviet Union's General Secretary Gorbachev; marking a historic day that brought hope for a peaceful future. This treaty was significant as it aimed to reduce nuclear weapons and eliminate an entire category of them altogether. The world watched with bated breath as the leaders signed the agreement in front of the cameras, symbolizing their commitment to stop the arms race and maintain peace. Join us this Throwback Thursday as we remember this momentous occasion that changed the course of history.

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