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… intended to prepare the Russian troops to participate in NATO peacekeeping operations in Bosnia. Perry talks about the … They achieved a breakthrough on Russia’s participation in NATO peacekeeping in Bosnia and in the complicated issue of …
… an intense stage of negotiations on the wording of the NATO-Russia Charter and on the future of NATO-Russia … Ross vividly explains how the Russians feel about NATO expansion, especially given their experience with assurances …
… during their trip to Moscow to discuss cooperation with NATO and progress on the amended Conventional Forces in … Russian positions had hardened, especially regarding new NATO members. Talbott writes that there “seems to be a desire …
… the clear message in 1991 from the highest levels of NATO – Secretary General Manfred Woerner – that NATO expansion was not happening. The audience was a Russian …
… few Clintonites at this point apparently favored NATO expansion, but they were highly placed, such as National …
… account of the internal Clinton administration debate over NATO expansion, and how the inter-agency process was …
… with President Lech Walesa that Poland had a right to join NATO, which was reflected in a communiqué and press … to Clinton lays out Yeltsin’s strong stance against rapid expansion and his concern about NATO’s apparent path of … Source U.S. Department of State. Case No. M-2006-01499 NATO Expansion: What Yeltsin Heard Mar 16, 2018 … …
… meeting (see Document 3), the principals would discuss NATO expansion, in preparation for Secretary of State …
… take for granted, and he lists some controversial issues: NATO expansion, the post-Soviet space, and Ukraine. On NATO, …
… On his trip to Europe to explain the U.S. position on NATO expansion, Secretary Christopher comes to Moscow after …
… Yeltsin’s time—they turn to the most sensitive issue—the expansion of NATO.  Christopher tells Yeltsin that his letter on NATO expansion (see Document 4) “came at exactly the right …
… in the Clinton administration concerning options for NATO expansion. The report points to the geostrategic, …
… to Grachev is about Russian reactions to the upcoming NATO summit. Aspin states that “the main focus will be on NATO expansion since a number of countries were pushing for NATO …
… On the second leg of his Europe trip, after the NATO summit in Brussels, President Clinton stops in Prague … describes to Havel the attitudes of NATO members about expansion, that “there is no consensus now among NATO allies …
… them about the results of the Brussels discussions on NATO, especially the Partnership for Peace program. The … how.” Source William J. Clinton Presidential Library NATO Expansion: What Yeltsin Heard Mar 16, 2018 … The President's …
… view of European security and warning against a rapid NATO expansion. In many ways, the letter is a concise preview …
… speech at the Budapest CSCE summit on December 5, blasting NATO expansion as ending the era of cooperation in Europe, Gore is …
… peace” speech. He “emphasized that the decision to expand NATO was not taken at the expense of the relationship with … security.” In response, Lukin cautions against rapid expansion, mentioning the need to maintain a “delicate” …
… committed to partnership with Yeltsin, and that any NATO expansion would be “gradual, open” and not in 1995 “when …
… passages on what the Russians said to the Gore group about NATO expansion. The American message is that there was a …
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