Well, full marks here, I can't disagree with this one, looks a safe opening move. It sets the scene well, for a first tier of tactical nuclear weapons, to enforce a border buffer zone and European based military asset removal. Folowed by a second tier strategic exchange, as a controlled escalation if need be. It also supports efforts at non-proliferation, by locking up materials within national borders. Raisng the issues of decreasing NATO aggression in the baltic countries was also noteworthy, allowing them to reconsider, being immediately included in a nuclear buffer zone. Instead the areas could turn, subsequently into de-militarised zones, which would add further security in Europe.