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Nuclear Weapons: The International Atomic Energy Agency warned that Iran is extremely close to developing nuclear weapons. IAEA made this statement a few hours before the Rafael Mariano Gersi’s departure left for Tehran. Rafael will hold nuclear talks with the Iranian government officials during his visit to Tehran. IAEA has also said that Iran now has all that can make weapons of destruction. Groxy told the French newspaper Le Monde that “Iran is not far from making a atomic bomb.” At the moment, the whole world is eyeing Iran but let us tell you about those countries which are already nuclear forces. We will also tell you how much number of nuclear weapons these countries have.

These countries have nuclear weapons

There are only 9 countries in the world which have nuclear weapons. These countries are- America, Russia, Britain, France, China, India, Pakistan, North Korea and Israel. Russia has made the most nuclear weapons in this. America’s number comes after Russia. Overall, there are 12,121 nuclear weapons all over the world, out of which 90 percent of Russia and America have.

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America

Let us now look at one by one how many weapons armed countries have weapons. Let’s first talk about America. The US has an estimated atomic bombs of around 5,244. America was the first country to build and use atomic bombs. In 1945, the US dropped atomic bombs in two Japanese cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Since then, a lot has changed and now America has a nuclear arsenal equipped with state -of -the -art technology.

Russia

After America, we talk to Russia. Russia has an estimated atomic bombs of about 5,580. This number is more than the weapons with the US. It can also be said in such a way that Russia has the largest nuclear reserves in the world. This country has been a nuclear power since the time of the Soviet Union.

China

After Russia, it comes to China. China is also an nuclear -rich country. China has an estimated atomic bombs of around 500. China conducted its first nuclear test in 1964. In recent years, China has been expanding its nuclear arsenal.

France

After China, let’s talk about France. France conducted its first nuclear test in 1960. France has an estimated atomic bombs of around 290. France adopts an independent nuclear policy called “Force de Dissuase”.

Britain

Now the matter of Britain. Britain is also equipped with atomic power and has an estimated atomic atomic bombs around 225. The UK operates its nuclear weapon through a trident missile system. Britain conducted its first nuclear test in the year 1952.

India

After Britain, the number now comes from India. India has an estimated atomic bombs of around 164. India conducted its first nuclear test in 1974 called “Smiling Buddha”. India adopts a policy of “no first use” (not first use).

Pakistan

Pakistan talk after India. Pakistan has an estimated atomic bombs of around 170. Pakistan conducted a nuclear test in 1998.

North korea

Now the matter of North Korea. North Korea has an estimated atomic bombs between 20 and 30. Accurate information about this is not available. North Korea conducted the first test in 2006 and has been tested several times since then. This country is considered a unstable nuclear power for the whole world.

Israel

Israel is a country that has never officially accepted that it has a nuclear weapon. Israel’s policy is that he neither confirms nor denies that he has nuclear weapons. Currently, Israel has an estimated atomic bombs of around 90.

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Increasing competition of weapons

Nuclear weapons are destructive and there is no doubt. By the way, there is also a medium to maintain nuclear weapons in international politics. However, the increasing race of nuclear weapons in which Iran is also seen has increased the threat to global peace and security. What will happen in the future about Iran will be revealed, but it is necessary that the world community collectively take concrete steps towards controlling the spread of nuclear weapons.