Putin calls for more nuclear cuts, maintenance of ABM Treaty

Article Abstract:

President of Russia, Vladimir Putin has reaffirmed Russia's commitment to adhere to the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and pursue further nuclear reduction.

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Putin elected president, addresses nuclear agenda

Article Abstract:

Vladimir Putin won Russia's Mar 26, 2000, presidential election. In a speech to Russian nuclear scientists he called for increasing the security of Russia's nuclear weapons and supporting further strategic arms reductions.

Putin, Vladimir, Nuclear weapons

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Putin calls for more nuclear cuts, maintenance of ABM Treaty

Article Abstract:

Russian president Vladimir Putin repeated an offer to reduce Russian nuclear warheads by 1,500, and hinted he would prefer an even higher number, along with a strengthening of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.

United States, Cover Story, Political aspects, International relations, Ballistic missile defenses

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