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Ukraine
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1. Arsenal Size:
Ukraine possesses no nuclear weapons.
Ukraine formerly had 176 Soviet
SS 19 and SS-24 ICBMS with 1,240 warheads and 44 strategic bombers, as well as
an unspecified number of tactical nuclear warheads placed on its territory.
2. Destructive Power:
N/A
3. Progress in Disarmament:
By 1996, Ukraine transferred all Soviet-era strategic warheads to Russia.
By January 2002, all strategic bombers on Ukraine's territory had been
either dismantled, transferred to Russia, or converted to non military use. All
ICBMs had been extracted from the silos and either eliminated or disassembled
pending elimination. All ICBM silos had been eliminated.
4. Nuclear Weapons Related Policy:
State party to the NPT, PTBT, CTBT, and START I. Ratified the Lisbon
Protocol to START I.
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