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June 21, 2019

Global Nuke Count Declined to 13,865 by 2019, Says Swedish Arms-Control Advocate

By ExchangeMonitor

Nuclear forces worldwide in 2018 declined by roughly 4% over the course of the year, or by 600 weapons, to 13,865, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in its latest annual yearbook on nuclear weapons. The U.S. and Russia, which have more…

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