Memorandum of understanding relating to the treaty between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the limitation of anti-ballistic missile systems, May 26, 1972

Article Abstract:

A memorandum of understanding which recognizes the importance of viability of the Treaty on the Limitation of Anti-ballistic Missile Systems between the US and the former Soviet Union is signed. The parties to the memorandum include the Republic of Belarus, The Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation and Ukraine, which are collectively called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Successor States, and the US.

United States, Military policy, Transcript, Memorandums

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Ballistic missile proliferation in the Middle East

Article Abstract:

The question of proliferation of ballistic missiles in the Middle East has major regional security implications due to their low cost and multiplicity of uses. There is little possibility of the spread of ballistic missile technology in the 1990s despite its utility. This is largely due to the general economic crisis facing the countries of the region and the control on transfer of ballistic missile technology.

Middle East, Ballistic missiles, Military strategy

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Helsinki, demarcation, and the prospects for U.S.-Russian accommodation on the anti-ballistic missile treaty

Article Abstract:

The US needs to review its defense policy on national missile defenses if it is to succeed in future international negotiations. Modifications to the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty have not been in the interests of the US. The US should discontinue its involvement with the ABM Treaty agreement and go after a national missile defenses agreement to maximize national benefits at reduced cost.

International relations, Treaties, Ballistic missile defenses, Strategic Defense Initiative, Treaty revisions

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