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Thwarting Base Ambitions.
(From The Moscow Times)
In the early 1990s, as the Soviet Union collapsed, the remnant of the Soviet Army in the Transcaucasus region was harassed and its weapons stolen or expropriated. The Defense Ministry in Moscow was mostly preoccupied with removing essential equipment like tactical nuclear warheads and secret satellite communication stations before they were taken over by the locals.
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