Ukraine hangs on to missiles

Friday 30 July 1993 19:02 EDT

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Ukraine will hang on to 46 nuclear-armed missiles even after it has ratified the START 1 disarmament treaty, President Leonid Kravchuk said, AFP reports from Moscow.

Mr Kravchuk promised that Ukraine would ratify Start, but claimed that the treaty did not apply to the SS-24 missiles that were built on its territory.

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