Примеры использования Our nuclear weapons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our nuclear weapons serve as a war deterrent.
I imagine the state of our nuclear weapons program is high on your list,?
Our nuclear weapons are not meant to threaten anyone at all.
We have greatly reduced the number of our nuclear weapons since the end of the cold war.
Our nuclear weapons are not intended to threaten or strike others.
And kill and kidnap and what else-- with our mercenary army and our nuclear weapons?
Our nuclear weapons are not intended to threaten or to strike others.
Moreover, the life extension programmes for our nuclear weapons will not support new military missions.
This decision in no way diminishes our responsibility to ensure the safety and reliability of our nuclear weapons.
The mission of our nuclear weapons is to deter a war on the Korean peninsula.
At the recent NPT review conference, Russia submitted a large amount of specific information on the reduction of our nuclear weapons.
For almost 20 years now, our nuclear weapons have been detargeted and placed on several days' notice to fire.
NNSA is the agency within the United States Government responsible for developing, building,maintaining and dismantling our nuclear weapons.
President Musharraf has declared that we will keep our nuclear weapons unweaponized and not colocated with delivery systems.
This formula should not, however, allow any doubts to persist about our determination andcapacity to resort to our nuclear weapons.
I would like to point out that all of our nuclear weapons are centrally held at storage facilities exclusively on Russian territory.
They would need to show that terrorists would be less likely to conspire against us with hostile governments because we had given up our nuclear weapons.
We have also significantly reduced the operational status of our nuclear weapons system: our Trident submarines are normally at several days' notice to fire.
Our nuclear weapons serve as a powerful war deterrent on the Korean peninsula, under constant threat, including nuclear threat, from the United States.
As a part of this arrangement I am today directing the establishment of a new annual reporting andcertification requirement that will ensure that our nuclear weapons remain safe and reliable under a comprehensive test ban.
The security and safety of our nuclear weapons is given the very highest priority and is entirely consistent with our obligations under non-proliferation agreements.
As a part of this arrangement I am today directing the establishment of a new annual reporting andcertification requirement that will ensure that our nuclear weapons remain safe and reliable under a comprehensive test ban.
Our nuclear weapons therefore clearly represent a defensive capacity and will never be used to threaten or blackmail any country that respects our sovereignty.
Emphasizing the essential importance of cooperation, demonstrating and advancing mutual trust among ourselves, and promoting greater international security and stability,we declare that none of our nuclear weapons are targeted at any State.
As already clarified, our nuclear weapons do not serve as a means to attack or threaten others, but as a self-defensive deterrent, for all intents and purposes, to counter aggression and attacks from outside.
And we are working on agreements to halt production of fissile materials for nuclear explosives; to make dismantling of nuclear warheads transparent and irreversible; andfurther to reduce our nuclear weapons and delivery vehicles.
As we have clarified on many occasions, our nuclear weapons are not a means for attacking or frightening others but a deterrent in self-defence to counter aggression and attacks from outside.
The rationale on how we reached this judgement can be read in the White Paper, butit boils down to this: we do not believe that the circumstances currently exist for the United Kingdom safely to choose now unilaterally to renounce our nuclear weapons.
We have reduced our nuclear weapons stockpile by approximately 85 per cent since its cold war peak, or by about 82 per cent since 1970 when the Non-Proliferation Treaty entered into force.
The United Kingdom has long been clear that we would only consider using our nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances of self-defence, including the defence of our North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) allies.