A table that presents what is publicly known about the type, production, and current stocks of Russian missiles used in Ukraine.
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Russia’s Sweetheart Deal for Iran
2/1/06 – New York Times. A deal in which Iran would shift its commercial enrichment work to Russia poses more problems than it solves.
Testimony: Export Control and Arms Proliferation: China and Russia
Testimony of Gary Milhollin Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin Law School and Director, Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation,…
Russia: Transfer of Chemical/Biological Warfare Equipment Reported by the Press – 1990-1999
Importing Country: Iraq Russian Developer, Exporter or Manufacturer: Unknown Date: 1995 Activity: Agrees to sell sophisticated fermentation equipment, including a 5,000 liter fermentation vessel
Russia: Transfer of Russian Nuclear Technology Reported by the Press – 1990-1999
Importing Country: Brazil Russian Developer, Exporter or Manufacturer: Minatom Date: 1994 Activity: Signs cooperation agreement in applied basic research, controlled thermonuclear fusion, research reactors, and radioisotope production Importing Country: China…
Russia: Transfer of Missiles, Missile Technology and Submarines Reported by the Press – 1990-1999
Importing Country: Brazil Russian Developer, Exporter or Manufacturer: Unknown Date: 1993 Activity: Twelve Russian scientists work on a project to develop fuel for three stages of Brazil’s Satellite Launch Vehicle…
Testimony: Iran’s WMD Helpers
Testimony of Gary Milhollin Professor, University of Wisconsin Law School and Director, Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Near Eastern and…
Russia’s Nuclear Labs Get U.S. Supercomputers
The Commerce Department is now investigating the first sale of American supercomputers to the Russian nuclear weapon laboratories. The machines will enhance Russia’s ability to design nuclear warheads and were…
Rein In Technology Exports
Los Angeles Times February 26, 1997, p. A11 POLICY: Silicon Graphics’ sales abroad of supercomputers came just in time to continue the nuclear arms race. It should come as no…
U.S. Says “No” to Supercomputers for Russia’s Nuclear Weapon Labs
In mid-October, the Clinton Administration turned down a bid by Russia’s nuclear weapon laboratories to buy U.S. supercomputers. The sale was opposed by experts inside the U.S. government who feared…