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September 17, 1992

Co-Chairmen's Concluding Remarks, Moscow ACRS Meeting, 17 September 1992

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This document summarizes the tone of the 1992 Moscow ACRS Meeting, the second ever meeting, and provides instructions to prepare delegates for the next meeting, in hopes of moving towards bilateral arms control and confidence-building measures.

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Freedom of Information Act Request Number FOIA 2003-0260-F. George H.W. Bush Presidential Records, National Security Council, Edmund J. Hull Files, Subject Files, MEPP: Arms Control and Regional Security Working Group Meeting, September 15-17, 1991 (Moscow, Russia), George H.W. Bush Library.

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