Answer:
The right answer is "Strategic Arms Limitation Talks."
Explanation:
Détente as a policy strategy implies the reduction of tensions and confrontation. It usually leads to dialogue and search for mutual gains. So, disarmament talks that would eventually end up in the signature of a treaty limiting existing nuclear stockpiles are a good example of détente, not wars or the Strategic Defense Initiative that would have paved the way for new systems of weapons.
