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High Level Seminar on Defence Policy and Management at NATO Headquarters,
attended by officials from 30 Allied and Cooperation Partner countries.
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The United States notifies its Allies of the completion of the
withdrawal from Europe of land-based nuclear artillery shells, LANCE
missile warheads and nuclear depth bombs, in accordance with the
initiative announced on 27 September 1991, as well as the removal
of all tactical nuclear weapons from US surface ships and attack
submarines.The Parliament of Kazakhstan approves the ratification
of START.
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Visit to NATO by Leonid Kravchuk, President of Ukraine.
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At the conclusion of the Helsinki CSCE Follow-Up Conference at
Summit Level, leaders of the 51 participating nations approve a
Final Document (The Challenges of Change) addressing, inter alia,
support for CSCE peace-keeping activities by NATO and other international
organisations. The Concluding Act of the Negotiations on Personnel
Strength of Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE 1A), is also
signed. The North Atlantic Council in Ministerial Session in Helsinki
agrees on a NATO maritime operation in the Adriatic in coordination
and cooperation with the operation by the WEU, to monitor compliance
with UN sanctions imposed on Serbia and Montenegro by Security Council
Resolutions 713 and 757.
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WEU member countries meet in Rome with representatives of Denmark,
Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Norway and Turkey to discuss steps towards
enlargement.
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Official visit to Hungary by the Secretary General of NATO Manfred
Woerner.
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The CFE Treaty, signed on 19 November 1990, enters into force provisionally,
allowing verification procedures to be implemented.
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