Under the Moscow Treaty, by the end of 2012 Russia and the United States must additionally reduce the stocks of their strategic nuclear warheads to approximately one third of the levels set by START for the end of 2001.
Under the Moscow Treaty, by the end of 2012 Russia and the United States must further reduce the levels of their strategic warheads approximately threefold as compared with the final ceilings established for the end of 2001.
The Moscow Treaty(2002) represents a positive first step in the process of nuclear de-escalation between the United States and the Russian Federation, through undertakings to reduce the numbers of deployed strategic nuclear warheads.
The Moscow Treaty(2002) represents a positive step in the process of nuclear de-escalation between the US and Russia, through undertakings to reduce the numbers of deployed strategic nuclear warheads.
The Moscow Treaty(2002) represents a positive first step in the process of nuclear de-escalation between the US and Russia, through undertakings to reduce the numbers of deployed strategic nuclear warheads.
Singapore welcomed the commitment by the United States of America and Russia, under the 2002 Moscow Treaty, to reduce their strategic nuclear warheads by 2012 and encouraged them to accelerate the pace of nuclear disarmament.
However, the Moscow Treaty and the new START do not go beyond the decommissioning of nuclear weapons, and its parties do not have any obligation to destroy their nuclear weapons.
Taken together, the Moscow Treaty and the Joint Declaration highlight our strengthening bilateral relationship, the new strategic framework, and our mutual determination to work towards a peaceful world.
In that regard, my country has welcomed the Moscow Treaty as a positive step towards the reduction of deployed nuclear strategic weapons in the United States and the Russian Federation.
在缔结《莫斯科条约》过程中,美国再次根据《不扩散核武器条约》(不扩散条约)第六条采取措施。
In concluding the Moscow Treaty, the United States has once again taken steps in accordance with article VI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT).
Sweden notes the United States withdrawal from the ABM Treaty, the abrogation of START II, the withering away of START III, and the conclusion in 2002 of the Moscow Treaty on strategic offensive reductions.
The present draft resolution welcomes the entry into force of the Moscow Treaty and describes the results of continuing efforts by the United States and Russia to reduce strategic nuclear warheads through its implementation.
We welcomed the ratification of the Moscow Treaty by the Russian Federation and the United States of America in 2002, while at the same time stressing the need for more progress in reducing those arsenals.
我们注意到美国与俄罗斯联邦在《莫斯科条约》中关于削减所部署的处于战备状态的核武器数量的重要协议。
We note the significant agreement by the United States and the Russian Federation in the Treaty of Moscow to reduce the numbers of nuclear weapons deployed on alert status.
The upcoming renewal of the Moscow Treaty provides Russia and the United States with the opportunity to make an effective concrete contribution to nuclear disarmament, by agreeing to destroy rather than stockpile the weapons covered by the Treaty..
他们还承认,《莫斯科条约》所设想的裁减部署的战略核弹头数量是美国和俄罗斯联邦采取的一项积极步骤。
They also acknowledge that reductions in the numbers of deployed strategic nuclear warheads envisaged by the Moscow Treaty represented a positive step by the United States and the Russian Federation.
The Moscow Treaty basically ensures the continuity of the arms control and nuclear disarmament process and significantly contributes to the Russian Federation' s implementation of article VI of the NPT.
Under the Moscow Treaty of 2002 between the United States and Russia, the United States agreed to reduce the size of its operationally deployed strategic nuclear weapons to between 1,700 and 2,200 by 2012.
We look to the United States and Russia to ensure ongoing and transparent bilateral reductions to all weapons in their nuclear arsenals beyond the expiry of the Moscow Treaty in 2012.
First, the signing on 24 May 2002 of the Moscow Treaty between the United States of America and the Russian Federation, who have taken the initiative to reduce the numbers of their offensive strategic weapons.
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