Moscow Summit

Minsk Background Briefing

Background Briefing by Senior U.S. Administration Official at Vosgoviy Guest House in Minsk, Belarus on January 15, 1994.

Background briefing at Dacha, January 14

This "was a continuation of the discussion that began between the two Presidents . . . in their one-on-one talk about the interaction between Russian politics and international politics. President Yeltsin shared with President Clinton and the others . . . some further thoughts on the prospects for the new Parliament and how he and the government intend to work with the new Parliament.

Press Conference by The President with Visegrad Leaders 1994-01-13

"I have just finished a very productive and enjoyable working lunch with the leaders of the Visegrad states --President Vaclav Havel and Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus of the Czech Republic; President Arpad Goencz and Prime Minister Peter Boross of Hungary; President Lech Walesa and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak of Poland; and President Michal Kovac and Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar of Slovakia." -- this is the press conference that followed . . .

Trilateral Denuclearizatin Agreement

Brief Question and Answer session with Presidents Clinton, Kravchuk, and Yeltsin at signing of trilateral denuclearization agreement.

President's Remarks in Live Telecast to Russian People 1994-01-14

President Clinton talks to the Russian People in Live Television Broadcast in which he makes opening statement and then answers questions from the audience.

President's Remarks to the Future Leaders of Belarus 1994-01-15

President Clinton talks to audience in Belarus.

Background Briefing on US-Russian Summit 1994-01-14

Senior Administration Official gives background briefing to press about day's events.

President's Remarks in Statement with EU Leaders 1994-01-11

Remarks by President Clinton in Statement with European Leaders at Meeting in Brussels, Belgium

Press Briefing by Mark Gearan in Minsk, Belarus 1994-01-15

"My name is Mark Gearan. I'm the White House Communications Director. And we thought we might give you an assessment of where we thought the trip of the President stands at this point. We have miles to go before we sleep, literally, back in Washington, but several folks are preparing some assessments of the trip and what we thought we had accomplished and what our objectives were, that we thought at this point, anyway, it might be helpful for some of you."

Press Conference by Presidents Clinton and Yeltsin 1994-01-14

Discussion by Presidents Yeltsin and Clinton following their summit meetings.

Remarks by President's Clinton and Yeltsin 1994-01-13

Brief introductory remarks as the two leaders begin the summit.