U.S.-Russian Strategic Stability Cooperation Initiative

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The US and Russia reiterated support of basic arms control, nonproliferation, and non-first-use principles in a joint statement Sept 6, 2000. It also includes a pledge to talk about anti-ballistic missile defense and theater missile defense issues.

United States, Planning, Nuclear nonproliferation, Strategic Arms Reduction treaties

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Statement of Russian President Putin on strategic reductions and preservation of the ABM Treaty

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President Putin called for even larger mutual nuclear stockpile reductions, below the Russian target of 1,500 by 2008, in a Nov 13, 2000, policy statement. He also reiterated support for the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, promising to work on an acceptable theater-based defense system within the Treaty.

Putin, Vladimir, Military policy

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