The U.S.-Russia Initiative to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism Newsletter: March-May 2014

• IPNT Participants Urge U.S and Russia to Continue Cooperating on Nuclear Security and Counter-Terrorism In Spite of Ukraine Crisis.
• Matthew Bunn Highlights Insider Threats at Nuclear Facilities.
• Russia and U.S. Declare Their Stocks of Civilian Plutonium.
• U.S. and Russia Carry on With Some Nuclear Security Cooperation Projects.
• “Dirty Bomb” Material Intercepted in Ukraine.
• Nuclear Smugglers Sentenced in Kazakhstan.
• Frank G. Klotz Sworn in as New Head of the NNSA.
• State Department Noted Improvement in CT Cooperation with Russia in 2013.
• Russia’s Most Wanted Terrorist Is Dead.
• U.S. and Russia Set Differences Aside at Nuclear Security Summit.
• Belfer Center Offers Policy Recommendations for Nuclear Security Summit.
• Elbe Group Calls for Continuation of Joint Actions on Preventing Nuclear Terrorism.
• Robots to Defend Russian ICBM Facilities.

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