Russian Nuclear Weapons: Past, Present, and Future

5. Roman Dobrokhotov, “Obezoruzhivauyshchie Argumenty”
(“Disarming Arguments”), Novye Izvestia, February 13, 2008.
6. Disarmament was tackled during the Question and Answer
part of the meeting and was not addressed in the main speech. See
Arkadi Dubnov, “Treugolnaya Diplomatiya” (“Triangular Diplomacy”),
Vremya Novostei, December 11, 2008.
7. “Osnovnyye polozheniya voyennoy doktriny Rossiyskoy
Federatsii,” Rossiyskaya gazeta, November 18, 1993, pp. 1, 4.
8. Kontseptsiya natsionalnoy bezopasnosti Rossiiskoi Federatsii.
Utverzhdena Ukazom Prezidenta RF ot 17 dekabrya 1997 g.
No. 1300, available from 194.226.83.2/documents/decree/1997/_1300-1.
html.
9. Anatoliy Klimenko and Aleksandr Koltuykov, “Osnovnoy
dokument voyennogo stroitelstva,” Nezavisimoye voyennoye obozreniye,
February 13, 1998, p. 4.
10. These included a decree of Boris Yeltsin, “On urgent measures
toward reforming the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation,”
July 1997; and two Security Council documents: “The
Concept of Development of Nuclear Forces until 2010” and “The
Foundations (Concept) of State Policy in the Area of Defense Development
until 2005,” July-August 1998. These documents are
classified, but their general thrust could be gleaned from newspaper
publications: “Sovet Bezopasnosti RF Reshil Sokhranit
Trekhkomponentnyi Sostav Strategicheskikh Yadernykh Sil,” Interfax
daily news bulletin, No. 4, July 3, 1998; “Russia to be Major
Nuclear Power in 3d Millennium—Official,” ITAR-TASS, July 3,
1998; Ivan Safronov and Ilya Bulavinov, “Boris Yeltsin Podnyal
Yadernyi Shchit,” Kommersant-Daily, July 4, 1998; Yuri Golotuyk,
“Yadernoe Razoruzhenie Neizbezhno,” Russkii Telegraph, July 11,
1998; Yuri Golotuyk, “Moskva Skorrektirovala Svoi Yadernye Argumenty,”
Russkii Telegraph, July 4, 1998; Anatoli Yurkin, “Perspektivy
Voennogo Stroitelstva,” Krasnaya Zvezda, August 5, 1998,
p. 1, 3; Oleg Falichev, “Vpervpe So Vremeni Miluykovskikh Reform,”
Krasnaya Zvezda, August 18, 1998, p. 1, 2.
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