Examples of using Missile projects in English and their translations into Russian
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Iraq has yet to provide required data on some of its missile projects.
Among other pre-1991 indigenous missile projects were attempts to extend the range of the HY-2 and P-15 liquid propellant anti-ship cruise missiles. .
From imported foreign missiles to indigenous missile projects.
They found that Iraq's missile projects in terms of technology, equipment, parts and components relied heavily on foreign supplies and assistance.
During the period 1992-1993, Iraq attempted to conceal some ongoing proscribed missile projects.
UNMOVIC staff have evaluated and assessed these missile projects-- the Al Samoud 2 and the Al Fatah.
The declaration has not addressed, in a comprehensive anddetailed manner, a number of Iraq's missile projects.
Iraq's missile projects produced special missile warheads to be filled with chemical and biological warfare agents and Iraq attempted to develop a nuclear weapon delivery vehicle;
Work on missile guidance and control systems was an integral part of Iraq's indigenous missile projects.
However, the major portion of the equipment used by various Iraqi missile projects was evacuated from these facilities prior to the attacks and did not suffer significant damage.
This time concealment involved the most important production tools andproscribed components from all major missile projects.
In addition to the chemical weapons programme and missile projects, these included the weaponization part of Iraq's nuclear programme and the biological weapons programme run by TRC.
The biological weapons programme of Iraq was much smaller in size andscale than the chemical weapons programme and various missile projects.
In the experience of UNMOVIC,information needs to be collected on existing or planned missile projects and on activities associated with, or relevant to, missile programmes.
Through the acquisition of this system and the active participation in its development and production,Iraq gained engineering experience necessary for other missile projects.
The report describes several missile projects which would have had proscribed ranges that were undertaken during the period 1999-2002 when United Nations inspectors were absent.
The United Nations inspectors developed a good knowledge and understanding of Iraq's missile projects and activities.
Preservation of the ability to conduct clandestine work on some proscribed missile projects and, possibly, intent to resume other proscribed programmes after the departure of the United Nations inspectors from Iraq;
Over 2,000 managers, scientists, engineers and technicians were directly involved in Iraq's chemical weapons andbiological weapons programmes and proscribed missile projects.
The review of Iraq's missile projects demonstrates that liquid propellant missiles are the most likely candidates for modification aiming at the extension of the range of a missile through a payload reduction and increase of fuel capacity.
The conversion of the SCUD-B missile into the extended range Al Hussein missile was the most important achievement of Iraq's missile projects prior to 1991.
Therefore, the evaluation and research of all aspects of Iraq's past missile projects has proved to be a major condition and prerequisite for the development of an efficient monitoring system capable of identifying critical signs and indicators of proscribed activities.
Heavy mechanical engineering facilities produced chemical process and biological equipment for the chemical and biological weapons programmes, as well as tools andparts for the nuclear programme and missile projects;
The review of Iraq's missile projects suggests that for a country already possessing liquid propellant missiles, those missiles are the most likely candidates for modification aimed at range extension, which can be achieved through payload reduction and an increase in propellant capacity.
Combat experience in the use of missiles androckets during the war led Iraq to identify additional military requirements in the missile area that gave rise to several indigenous missile projects.
The evaluation and comprehension of all aspects of Iraq's past missile projects has proved to be a major prerequisite for the development of an effective monitoring system because Iraq's later missile developments were based on experience gained from previous missile projects.
MTCR had a negative impact on the implementation of Iraq's project to develop a two-stage missile jointly with a foreign country and slowed down progress in the development of other missile projects.
The successful development of the Al Hussein missile, which marked growing self-confidence and elevated expectations regarding national missile capabilities on the part of the Iraqi leadership,opened a pathway to various subsequent indigenous missile projects that were based on the SCUD-B technology and undertaken by Iraq in the period 1988-1990.
Acting in accordance with that policy, Argentina has reached agreements on cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy with Brazil and the International Atomic Energy Authority, has ratified the Treaty of Tlatelolco, is a party to regional agreements banning chemical weapons,has acceded to the missile technology control regime and cancelled all its missile projects, directing its space activities to exclusively peaceful ends.
These additional restrictions were also introduced by UNSCOM, taking into consideration the admission made by Iraq after thedefection of Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel, that in 1992-1993, Iraq had concealed from inspectors two indigenous missile projects, the G-1 and Al Rafidain, both aimed at developing a surface-to-surface missile based on the SA-2 missile. .

