1.   That is because most Russian warheads are on land-based ICBMs, whereas most American ones are in submarines and bombers.

2.   A train carrying Russian nuclear warheads that are to be dismantled under a disarmament treaty collides with another train in the Ural Mountains.

3.   Getting a private-sector USEC to market fuel made from Russian nuclear warheads makes sense for a lot of reasons, the Clinton administration says.

4.   Keeping Russian warheads intact leaves them needlessly vulnerable to diversion.

5.   Officials are also expected to address a disagreement over an existing deal under which the United States buys treated uranium removed from decommissioned Russian nuclear warheads.

6.   She gets just that when the family is snatched by terrorists who have smuggled Russian nuclear warheads into the U.S.

7.   There is no more urgent international need than providing for the safe and secure disposal of bomb-grade nuclear materials from dismantled Russian warheads.

8.   Police found notes in a confiscated diary of a high-ranking member of the group detailing prices of Russian nuclear warheads, the Asahi Shimbun reported.

9.   Popping out of their seats, U.S. officials scurried out of the room and quickly determined that Yeltsin did not actually promise to dismantle Russian warheads.

10.   A storage site intended to hold materials from decommissioned Russian warheads is being built with U.S. assistance.