United States funds plan to reduce Russian nuclear risk
In Lisbon, 20 million dollars is set to reduce reactor accident risk in Russia and Ukraine. The move, announced at an aid conference, supports shutting unsafe reactors offline and safer operation with help from the U.S. Energy Department and NRC. Regional training centers will train staff across the 15 former Soviet states, with additional food market development proposed.
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Four ex-Soviet republics sign START missile deal in Lisbon
In Lisbon, the United States and four former Soviet republics sealed a pact to implement the START arms reductions. Baker hailed the accord as lowering nuclear risk as foreign ministers met in a brief ceremony, with Ukraine and Kazakhstan already dismantling most short and long range weapons for Russia.
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