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5 Conclusion
Pages 51-52

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... They noted that the informal setting, free of explicit negotiation instructions from their governments, had been extremely beneficial, laying the foundation for a fruitful, informative discussion. Many participants suggested that the results of the workshop be followed up to identify and propose a specific joint study within the framework of the Joint Committee on U.S.-Russian Cooperation on Nuclear nonproliferation.
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... Minatom Ministry of Atomic Energy of the Russian Federation NPT Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, ~ 970 Nuclear non-proliferation Preventing states or non-state actors who do not currently have a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons capability from acquiring the materials, technology, and information required to obtain a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapon capability. SOAK Agreement on Cooperation in the Elimination of Strategic Offensive Arms, 1995 SORT Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty, 2002 SSBN Strategic Submarine Ballistic Nuclear (nuclear-powered submarine carrying ballistic nuclear missiles)
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