Safeguards inspectors setting up a camera for round-the-clock surveillance of operations at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant in the Czech Republic. Image courtesy of D. Calma/IAEA.
Remote Monitoring: Verifying geographical arms limits
By Moritz Kütt, Ulrich Kühn, Dmitry Stefanovich, January 16, 2023
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Safeguards inspectors setting up a camera for round-the-clock surveillance of operations at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant in the Czech Republic. Image courtesy of D. Calma/IAEA.
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Moritz Kütt
Moritz Kütt is a senior researcher at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg, and a visiting research... Read More
Ulrich Kühn
Ulrich Kühn is the director of the Arms Control and Emerging Technologies Program at the University of Hamburg, and a nonresident scholar with the... Read More
Dmitry Stefanovich
Dmitry Stefanovich is a research fellow at the Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of... Read More
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Bravo! Indeed we need to be offering approaches for renewed INF & CFE agreements (not to mention an ABM agreement, etc.) to give Putin a politically viable exit from Ukraine, per https://thebulletin.org/2023/01/ending-the-war-while-ensuring-russia-does-not-gain-territory-via-nuclear-coercion/ .