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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 37 No 4 (1991), 45–62
Smlouva o konvenčních ozbrojených silách v Evropě a kontrola jejího dodržování
[Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe and Its Verification]
Jan Ondřej
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.377
published online: 27. 03. 2020
abstract
This paper deal with the problems of disarmament especially those concerning the conventional disarmament in Europe. The Treaty on conventional armed forces in Europe is the first multilateral disarmament agreement relating to this continent. There were some problems with the application of this treaty because it does not include all kinds of conventional weapons. Another problem may also arise in connection with the elimination of weapons. Verification plays a very important role in disarmament. There is no disarmament without verification and no verification without disarmament. Verification provisions are very detailed in the treaty. There are similar aspects in the question of verification in the INF treaty and the Treaty on conventional armed forces in Europe. The latter has an enormous political and historical importance, though it does not include all European states and all kinds of conventional weapons and though it does not provide the limitation of personnel. Neither most of the other multilateral treaties concerning Europe envisage disarmament measures, they include only measures of arms limitation.
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