Ukranian president agrees to abide by START pact; Bush, Kravchuk discuss disarmament

Article Abstract:

Ukrainian pres Leonid Kravchuk stated that the Ukraine would reduce its nuclear weapons in accordance with the START. Treaty terms call for a 30% reduction in long-range nuclear arms. Kravchuk denied that all of Ukraine's tactical weapons have been shipped to Russia for dismantling.

International aspects, International relations, Nuclear arms control, Kravchuk, Leonid

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START I ratification delayed

Article Abstract:

Ukraine has continued to delay its signing of START I, harming relations with the US and creating doubts about the effectiveness of both START I and START II. Several Ukrainian government representatives have linked the signing to increased Western financial aid.

Political aspects, Strategic Arms Reduction Talks, 1982-1992

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Defense accord signed with U.S

Article Abstract:

Ukraine and the US signed an agreement on Jul 27, 1993, that would allow the US to give Ukraine $175 million to dismantle nuclear missiles and conduct related activities. The dismantling of SS-19 missiles began in Jul 1993.

Nuclear disarmament

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