The International System of Nuclear Weapons and the Importance of the Current North Korean Nuclear Issue

 In fact, India, Pakistan and North Korea are the only countries that have illegal possessions right now... and North Korea is the only country that has illegal possessions... and, as you all know, nuclear weapons, they start with the end of World War II in 1945. U.S. Manhattan Project and Japan Drop. After that, it was temporarily a U.S. monopoly, but in 1949, the Soviet Union also had nuclear weapons. From this time until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the nuclear war was fierce. Even now, the United States and Russia have 95 percent of the world's nuclear power. Fifteen thousand each... North Korea was able to start the Korean War: Soviet nuclear possession and Chinese communism. Invasion from North Korea the following year as soon as you wake up in 49. The U.K., France and China are intermediate nuclear powers, and the U.K. has been supported by the U.S. at the end of the Korean War in 1953. Nuclear weapons help foreign countries make important things... ...and from this point on, it's actually a beautiful body. In 1960 France and 64 China's nuclear arsenal was significant because of the diversification of nuclear arsenals. Out of the US (UK Annex) versus the USSR. President de Gaulle and President Mao Tse-dong's loud voices stemmed from nuclear missiles and ballistic submarines. Since then, the five largest holder countries have created a "nuclear club" to prevent other countries from having nuclear weapons. Because the victors of World War II. However, India, Pakistan and Israel have also been involved in nuclear possession since 1970, with China making excuses for India, Pakistan making excuses for Pakistan, and Israel making desperate Arab siege. India and Pakistan also develop long-range missiles, which only have five major countries (Germany, Japan, etc., which have limited writing technologies), namely China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea, which are committed to developing missiles and nuclear technologies. This is the best technology in the world. Other countries, such as the defeated countries, Korea, Taiwan, Brazil, and Argentina, have sufficient technology and economic power, but the U.S. imposed strong sanctions on them. Korea also surrendered after Park's death in 1979. South Africa temporarily possessed several nuclear weapons in the 1980s, but it was scrapped just before the birth of Nelson Mandela's black regime in the 1990s. In other words, when he was internationally isolated due to racism, he secretly made nuclear weapons and possessed them, and when black Adder came to power, he disposed of them before that. Israel, India, Pakistan, and North Korea are the countries that currently possess nuclear weapons illegally. But Israel is neither a poet nor a denier nor a nuclear test. Of course, the current state of the art does not need to be tested. So, it seems that the 1996 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty was signed. And the U.S. unconditionally supports Israel... ...and India and Pakistan have been in possession since the '70s and have been pursuing policies similar to Israel, but officially declared them nuclear in the '90s and flew long-range missiles. In Pakistan, we conducted a nuclear test in 1998 and took a head-on challenge to the treaty, namely, the United States, India and Pakistan, which are head-on nuclear powers against the superpowers of the United States, who pretend to impose sanctions. In the case of Pakistan and Israel, the country itself is so small that it has no more meaning than national security, but in the case of India, it has definitely joined the military power. In the case of North Korea now...............................Bush started nuclear development in 2002 after designating the Axis of Evil, and since 2003, North Korean officials have hinted that "we have nuclear weapons" and finally declared ourselves an "official nuclear power" this year. Now there's some kind of movement whether we're preparing for a nuclear test or doing a show... ...and it's really shocking that India and Pakistan are the only countries that have nuclear weapons head on against the U.S. right now. Plus, they've been practically a possession country since the '70s. In India, they already tested an underground nuclear weapon in 1974. North Korea, on the other hand, has been developing nuclear weapons for 30 yearsHowever (Korea, India, Pakistan, Taiwan, Brazil, Germany, and Japan are all similar) I have had for the last two or three years. A totally fledgling state, so to speak. And official declarations and nuclear tests... ...India, Pakistan, the United States, the Soviet Union, China, and Samdari, but in form, British parliamentary democracy. North Korea, on the other hand, has been recognized as a post-Cold War, but North Korea has a head-to-head match with the superpower of the Cold War. I don't think this is unprecedented. What about the haters? It's shocking that North Korea has a secret nuclear program, Israel, or South Africa in the past, but the official declaration is that Iran has already been approved by Congress for its nuclear program. Nuclear dominoes? The way the U.S. and Jews are running around... ...the solution is to squeeze money, and the U.S. and Japan establish diplomatic ties with North Korea and sign a non-aggression pact. Nevertheless, North Korea is unlikely to completely dismantle its nuclear program. I think I'll have some if I die.