NATO issues three invitations; signs separate charter with Ukraine

Article Abstract:

The NATO alliance is joined by Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic in the summit at Madrid entitled the 'Madrid Declaration on Euro-Atlantic Treaty Security and Cooperation' in Jul 8-9, 1997. Members of the alliance disputed over the inclusion of countries such as Slovenia and Romania into NATO and the costs of such inclusion. Russia, however, resents the move by NATO. Fears are emerging in Russia's increased reliance on nuclear weapons for security in the future.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, International relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Russia reduces CFE-limited weapons in Georgia

Article Abstract:

Russia began to honor a 1999 pledge to reduce the number of its weapons and equipment in Georgia in August 2000. The removal of the arms should help it comply with the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty.

Usage, Military aspects, Arms control, Georgia (Nation)

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Russia to bow out of 1995 deal banning arms trade with Iran

Article Abstract:

Russia has announced its intention to withdraw from an agreement to supply arms to Iran effective from December 1 2000, amid fears of further US sanctions.

Iran, Military assistance, Foreign military assistance

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