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How commonly used are Nuclear Weapons in War?
This depends on your definition of Commonly Nuclear weapons have been used twice in the history of the world. The other view is that they have been used twice to often.
Does the Philippines have nuclear weapons?
According to a document* released by the NSA, the US secretly stored nuclear weapons during the Marcos dictatorship. Opinion: Officially, the Philippines prohibits nuclear weapons on it territories, but it won't cause much of a scandal if it was discovered that the US has been carrying nuclear weapons during their visits. The Filipino people has a favorable view towards the US military. * http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB197/nd-17c.pdf
What is Bosnia and Herzegovina view for nuclear weapons?
They are a part of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. They want the world to be free of nuclear weapons and also want to be part of making the world a safer place. "As a State Party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Bosnia and Herzegovina is fully committed to implementing the Treaty and stands ready to contribute to the international efforts to ensure its universality as a long term goal in promotion of security and prevention of proliferation of nuclear weapons in the world."
Why might nations want to retain or develop an Arsenal of nuclear biology and chemical weapons?
Nations may want to retain or develop an arsenal of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons for deterrent purposes to dissuade potential adversaries from attacking. Additionally, they may see these weapons as a means to protect their national interests and security in a world where other countries possess such weapons. Lastly, some countries may view these weapons as a way to maintain a position of strength and influence in global politics.
Why should we stop nukes?
Your question makes the assumption that "nukes" should be stopped. Nuclear weapons were developed to provide overwhelming military force. The case can and has been made that nuclear weapons are a necessity in preventing the use of force by other nations. While this is not a popular view among many people, the argument can be made that it is a realistic viewpoint.
Why does the world need nuclear weapons?
It is the way nations say to the world "mine is the biggest penis".No, the world does not need nuclear weapons. They don't deter enemies, specially if they want to become martyrs, or rush them to acquire nukes on their own; they are costly and are indiscriminate on who they harm - that is why they are called Weapons of MASS Destruction.I don't know who said it, but a good quote on the topic is: "The best way to kill an enemy is with a knife, not with a bomb". (The bomb kills those around the main target, thus creating more enemies ad infinitum).
What is the purpose of nuclear warfare?
The purpose of nuclear warfare primarily lies in deterrence, as nations possess nuclear weapons to prevent adversaries from engaging in aggressive actions due to the fear of catastrophic retaliation. Additionally, some states may view nuclear capabilities as a means to assert power and influence on the global stage. However, the actual use of nuclear weapons is often seen as a last resort due to the devastating humanitarian and environmental consequences they entail. Ultimately, the existence of nuclear warfare raises complex ethical and security dilemmas in international relations.
How do you view the weapons of Monster Hunter?
na u cant view weapons in monster hunter i suggest use monster hunter freedom unite it is much better
What is the USA's view on nuclear proliferation?
The US view on nclear proliferation is that it should stop.
How the reforms of khrushchev and gorbachev?
view of nuclear arms
What does the Catholic Church say about nuclear weapons?
The Church has addressed nuclear weapons numerous times, and, at the links below, you may view some of the statements of the Secretary of State for the Vatican made at the United Nations. Below is a paragraph from The Catechism of the Catholic Church which specifically addresses weapons, including nuclear weapons.from The Catechism of the Catholic Church, second edition, English translation 1994"Every act of war directed to the indiscriminate destruction of whole cities or vast areas with their inhabitants is a crime against God and man, which merits firm and unequivocal condemnation." (GaudiumetSpes80, section 3) A danger of modern warfare is that it provides the opportunity to those who possess modern scientific weapons - especially atomic, biological, or chemical weapons - to commit such crimes.
When does the nuclear membrane begin to fade from view during cell division?
The nuclear membrane begins to fade from view during cell division in the prophase stage. This is when the nuclear envelope breaks down and the chromosomes become visible as they condense.
