Weapons of Mass Destruction: Status of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program

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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	Sept. 27, 1996
Report No.	NSIAD-96-222
Subject	Chemical warfare Chemical weapons Construction costs Facility construction Federal aid to foreign countries Future budget projections International cooperation Nuclear proliferation Nuclear weapons Property disposal Weapons of mass destruction Belarus DOD Cooperative Threat Reduction Program Kazakhstan Mayak (Russia) Russia START Ballistic missiles

Summary:

Since 1992, the Defense Department's cooperative threat reduction program has sought to help the four newly independent states of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine control and reduce threats posed by weapons of mass destruction inherited from the former Soviet Union. This report evaluates (1) the draft 1996 multiyear cooperative threat reduction program in terms of its scope, depiction of project status and cost estimates, description of changes that occurred after the 1995 multiyear program plan, and release to Congress and (2) the progress, estimated costs, and potential impacts of the program's efforts to help control nuclear weapons and materials, eliminate strategic delivery vehicles, and destroy chemical weapons.

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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Status of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program