Examples of using Trilateral statement in English and their translations into Russian
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We welcome the trilateral statement, Ukraine's ratification of the START I Treaty, and steps to remove nuclear weapons.
In the original operative paragraph 1, the words"the Presidents of" were added after the words"the trilateral statement by";
Thus, the Trilateral Statement of 1994 provided a strong basis for the modern international security system, leading to enhanced nuclear security.
We hope this process is soon going to be accomplished andwe also welcome the recent trilateral statement by the Presidents of Russia, Ukraine and the United States.
The Trilateral Statement also envisaged actions to bring all nuclear activity in Ukraine under the safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
When the Presidents of Ukraine and Russia andI signed the January 1994 Trilateral Statement on this issue, we looked forward to a day that has now arrived.
The Presidents welcomed the ongoing deactivation anddismantlement of strategic nuclear systems by the parties to the START I Treaty and the implementation of the 14 January 1994 Trilateral Statement.
In this connection, we welcome the Trilateral Statement by the Presidents of the United States of America, of the Russian Federation and of Ukraine, issued on 14 January 1994.
Ukraine, being one of the parties to the START I Treaty, strictly observes its provisions,as well as its obligation according to the Trilateral Statement by the Presidents of Russia, the United States and Ukraine.
As a follow-up to the trilateral statement, the bilateral agreement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine on the implementation of trilateral arrangements was signed on 10 May 1994.
The United States also welcomes the beginning of the process of delivery from the Russian Federation of fuel assemblies for nuclear power plants in Ukraine, in accordance with the trilateral statement.
There, after a full honor greeting with a 19 gun salute welcoming the two Nordic Ministers,the three defense leaders signed a Trilateral Statement of Intent(SOI) to improve and solidify the defense cooperation between the three countries.
It welcomed, however, the final Trilateral Statement made at the conclusion of the Peace Summit, in which both parties committed themselves to continue their efforts to conclude an agreement on all permanent status issues as soon as possible.
Finally, the right decision was made and on 14 January 1994 at the meeting in Moscow the presidents of Ukraine, the USA andRussia signed a Trilateral Statement where it was stated that Ukraine was on its way to nuclear disarmament.
On 14 January 1994 the Trilateral Statement of the Presidents of Ukraine, the USA and Russia was signed with the objective to accelerate entry of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty(START) into force and Ukraine joining the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPT.
The United States welcomes the progress in the process of deactivation of missiles on Ukrainian territory, and in accordance with the trilateral statement, 180 nuclear warheads have been transferred from Ukraine to the Russian Federation for dismantlement.
The document is presented to commemorate the Trilateral Statement, signed by the Presidents of Ukraine, the United States of America and the Russian Federation in Moscow 20 years ago, on 14 January 1994, which envisaged the practical implementation of Ukraine's decision to become a nuclear-free State.
Twenty years ago, on 14 January 1994 in Moscow, the Presidents of Ukraine, the United States of America andthe Russian Federation signed the Trilateral Statement, which envisaged the practical implementation of Ukraine's decision to become a nuclear-free State.
In this regard,as agreed in the Trilateral Statement of 14 January, the United States and other nations are prepared to extend, in the form of a multilateral document, security assurances to Ukraine once the START I Treaty enters into force and Ukraine becomes a non-nuclear-weapon State party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
He recalled that, in January 1994, the Presidents of Ukraine, the United States of America andthe Russian Federation had signed a trilateral statement setting forth arrangements to implement Ukraine's decision to renounce nuclear weapons and become a non-nuclear-weapon State.
The Presidents of Russia and the United States signed the Moscow Declaration and the Joint Statement on the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and means of delivery and,together with the President of Ukraine, they signed the Trilateral Statement on the progress that has been made in reducing nuclear forces.
Substantial progress along these lines had already been achieved as demonstrated by the 14 January 1994 trilateral statement issued in Moscow(CD/1243) which noted the willingness of the United States, Russia, and the United Kingdom to affirm a common negative security assurance to Ukraine once it accedes to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
We therefore urge Ukraine to accede to the non-proliferation Treaty as a non-nuclear-weapon State in accordance with the commitment it gave in particular in the so-called Lisbon Protocol and reiterated in the Trilateral Statement by the United States of America, Russia and the Ukraine issued in Moscow in January this year.
The Russian Federation welcomed Ukraine's acquisition of non-nuclear status andreaffirmed its commitment to the Trilateral Statement by the Presidents of the Russian Federation, the United States of America and Ukraine of 14 January 1994 and the Memorandum on Security Assurances in Connection with Ukraine's Accession to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, signed in Budapest on 5 December 1994.
This constitutes effective disarmament on the basis of the Treaty on the Reduction andLimitation of Strategic Offensive Arms(START I). We look forward to the accession of Ukraine to the non-proliferation Treaty as a non-nuclear-weapon State at the earliest possible time, in accordance with the trilateral statement of 14 January 1994, with the Lisbon Protocol and with other previous agreements.
This question is of great importance, both in and of itself and in connection with the fact that in the LisbonProtocol to START I, as well as in the trilateral statement by the Presidents of Russia, Ukraine and the United States dated 14 January 1994, Ukraine undertook the obligation to accede to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as a non-nuclear-weapon State.
Welcomes the actions taken towards the ratification of the Treaty between the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the United States of America on the Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms, signed in Moscow on 31 July 1991, and the protocol to that Treaty signed at Lisbon on 23 May 1992 by the parties thereto,inter alia, the trilateral statement by the Presidents of the Russian Federation, Ukraine and the United States of America signed on 14 January 1994, A/49/66-S/1994/91, annex.
In this regard, the United States and Ukraine recognize the importance of fulfilling their obligations under the START Treaty and the Lisbon Protocol,the January 1994 trilateral statement and the bilateral commitments these two countries have made to each other regarding the elimination of strategic offensive arms and assistance to be provided for this purpose.
The Ukraine Parliament's conditions for revoking its reservations at the time of the ratification of the START Treaty and the Lisbon Protocol, and for proceeding with the practical withdrawal of nuclear warheads from Ukraine with the view to their further elimination,were created only after the Trilateral Statement by the Presidents of Ukraine, the United States and the Russian Federation was signed and the relevant implementation agreements were concluded.
CD/1243, dated 4 February 1994, entitled"Letter dated 26 January 1994 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the Conference, the Representative of the United States of America to the Conference and the Permanent Representative of Ukraine addressed to the President of the Conference on Disarmament transmitting texts of the Trilateral Statement by the Presidents of the Russian Federation, the United States of America and Ukraine,as well as the Annex to the Trilateral Statement, signed in Moscow on 14 January 1994.