24 May 2002Agreement on Reduce operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads toVladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Both sides agree to reduce operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads to 1,700 from 2,200 by 2012
Historical records for Russia in 2002, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Both sides agree to reduce operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads to 1,700 from 2,200 by 2012
The START II Treaty is officially bypassed by the SORT Treaty, agreed to by Presidents George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin at their summit meeting in November 2001, and signed at Moscow Summit on May 24, 2002. Both sides agree to reduce operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads to 1,700 from 2,200 by 2012
The START II Treaty is officially bypassed by the SORT Treaty, agreed to by Presidents George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin at their summit meeting in November 2001, and signed at Moscow Summit on May 24, 2002. Both sides agree to reduce operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads to 1,700 from 2,200 by 2012
Russia and the United States sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in Moscow, which calls for each country to deploy no more than 1,700-2,200 strategic warheads
Russia and the United States sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in Moscow, which calls for each country to deploy no more than 1,700-2,200 strategic warheads
Russia & the USA will cut their nuclear arsenals from 6,000 to 2,000 over 10 yrs. Russia & the USA announce a new agreement on strategic nuclear weapons reduction. Russian & NATO agree to establish a NATO Council
Russian & NATO agree to establish a NATO Council
Russian & NATO agree to establish a NATO Council
On June 14, 2002, one day after the US withdrew from the ABM Treaty, Russia announces that it would no longer consider itself to be bound by START II provisions
Russian President Vladimir Putin declares that Russia is no longer bound by its signature of START II, ending his countrys efforts to bring the Treaty into force. On June 14, 2002, one day after the US withdrew from the ABM Treaty, Russia announces that it would no longer consider itself to be bound by START II provisions
Russian President Vladimir Putin declares that Russia is no longer bound by its signature of START II, ending his countrys efforts to bring the Treaty into force
Rebels sieze a theatre & hold 800 hostage, 120 are killed
Suicide bombers attack the HQ of the Government Grozny, 50 are killed
Suicide bombers attack the HQ of the Government Grozny, 50 are killed
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