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Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández

  • Associate Analyst, CNA
Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNA, Proceso, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Arms Control Today
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Russia Reneges on Military Data Sharing Commitment

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By Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández
| Arms Control Today Verified
April 2023 By Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández Russia confirmed it is no longer fulfilling its commitment to share information about its armed forces with 56 other states, as required by a multinational confidence- and security-building mechanism.
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How Russia's retreat from the Vienna Document information exchange undermines European security

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By Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has inflicted much suffering, amplified international divisions, and made any attempt to build common security extremely difficult. Moscow’s war on Ukraine also hobbled several arms control and security agreements—including, now, the Vienna Document.
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Russia Refuses Annual Vienna Document Data Exchange

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By Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández
| Arms Control Today Verified
March 2023 By Gabriela Rosa Hernández Russia has reneged on another international commitment by refusing to share data on its military forces with 57 participating states as called for in the Vienna Document, according to a letter obtained by Arms Control Today and a European official.
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