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nuclear weapons to Russia by May 1995. Both Belarus and Ukraine resisted full implementation of the protocol during the 1990s, wishing to retain a nuclear deterrent force or a diplomatic bargaining chip. However, Belarus was economically dependent on Russia and eventually carried out its agreement to transfer all nuclear weapons to Russia. Like Kazakhstan, Ukraine eventually agreed to surrender its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees, military aid, financial assistance, and compensation from the United States and Russia. Implementation of the Lisbon Protocol was complete when both Belarus and Ukraine had surrendered their nuclear weapons to Russia by the end of 1996.
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Kazakhstan's government was more interested in focusing resources on the country's development rather than on maintenance of a nuclear arsenal. In return for security guarantees, military aid, and financial assistance and compensation from the United States and Russia, Kazakhstan had surrendered all
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Each Party shall ratify the Treaty together with this Protocol in accordance with its own constitutional procedures. The Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, and Ukraine shall exchange instruments of ratification with the United States of America. The Treaty shall
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on 26 December 1991, the Russian representative had already assumed the former Soviet seat in the UN headquarters on 25 December 1991. One of the issues was the fate of its nuclear weapons. Most were in the territory of Russia, but some were in the territories of Belarus, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. In
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For inspections and continuous monitoring activities on the territory of the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, or Ukraine, that state shall provide communications from the inspection site or continuous monitoring site to the Embassy of the United States in the
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Although Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan had signed the protocol in May 1992, each state had to ratify and implement both the protocol and the Treaty. In Belarus and Ukraine, there was some resistance to giving up nuclear arms. However, on 5 December 1994, all signatories to the Lisbon Protocol
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For purposes of Treaty implementation, the phrase, "national territory," when used in the Treaty to refer to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, shall be interpreted to mean the combined national territories of the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, and
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shall make such arrangements among themselves as are required to implement the Treaty's limits and restrictions; to allow functioning of the verification provisions of the Treaty equally and consistently throughout the territory of the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian
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For purposes of Treaty implementation, the embassy of the Inspecting Party referred to in Section XVI of the Protocol on Inspections and Continuous Monitoring Activities Relating to the Treaty between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Reduction and
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as a country-participant that does not possess nuclear weapon. While there was no specific timeframe, the document stipulated to ratify the treaty in the shortest time possible. The Lisbon Protocol provided that Ukraine equally with all its parties including the
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Representatives of the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, and Ukraine will participate in the Joint Compliance and Inspection Commission on a basis to be worked out consistent with Article I of this Protocol.
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During the signing of the protocol Ukraine was concerned with numerous armed conflicts that took place throughout territory of the recently dissolved Soviet Union on pretence of local inter-ethnic skirmishes such as
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which was signed between United States and Soviet Union, Ukraine was recognized as one of successors of the Soviet Union. According to Article V of the Protocol, Ukraine had to make a commitment to join the
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For purposes of Treaty implementation, the phrase, "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" shall be interpreted to mean the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, and Ukraine.
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of 1 July 1968 as non-nuclear weapon states Parties in the shortest possible time, and shall begin immediately to take all necessary action to this end in accordance with their constitutional practices.
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Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms shall be construed to be the embassy of the respective state in Washington or the embassy of the United States of America in the respective capital.
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Done at Lisbon on 23 May 1992, in five copies, each in the Belarusian, English, Kazakh, Russian, and Ukrainian languages, all texts being equally authentic.
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Even before signing of the Lisbon Protocol, Ukraine has made several official declarations about its intent to become nuclear-free state among which are
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in connection with the Treaty, shall assume the obligations of the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics under the Treaty.
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fell through and concurrently with it the Russian parliamentary committees initiated revision of legal grounds of the
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This Protocol shall be an integral part of the Treaty and shall remain in force throughout the duration of the Treaty.
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The signing of Protocol was taken place during the ongoing process of reorganization of former Soviet Union into
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Non-nuclear status of Ukraine: past, present, future (Без’ядерний статус України: минуле, сучасне, майбутнє)
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becomes a participant of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and has to ratify it. After
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The Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Ukraine shall adhere to the
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Russia was also able to ratify START I as the successor state to the Soviet Union.
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enter into force on the date of the final exchange of instruments of ratification.
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Trilateral declaration of presidents of Russia, United States, and Ukraine
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Trilateral declaration of presidents of Russia, United States, and Ukraine
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exchanged instruments of ratification, and the agreement came into force.
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The working languages for Treaty activities shall be English and Russian.
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Arms Control Association website: "The Lisbon Protocol at a Glance"
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and all of them assume obligations of the Soviet Union under the
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This article is about the 1992 treaty. For the 1887 treaty, see
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A step forward, two steps back (Крок уперед, два кроки назад)
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Ukraine's intent to acquire the status of non-nuclear state.
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Position of intelligence or force (Позиція розуму чи сили?)
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Nuclear Threat Initiative page on the Lisbon Protocol
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that recognized the four states as successors of the
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Index

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of Peking
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
Lisbon
Portugal
Belarus
Kazakhstan
Russia
Ukraine
United States
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
Russia
Belarus
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
START I treaty
Soviet Union dissolved
START I
Commonwealth of Independent States
Alma-Ata Declaration
Republic of Belarus
Republic of Kazakhstan
Russian Federation
Ukraine
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Republic of Belarus
Republic of Kazakhstan
Russian Federation
Ukraine
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

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