Examples of using Nuclear weapons programme in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Israel's nuclear weapons programme.
Chinese national. A researcher at China's nuclear weapons programme.
Other countries have abandoned nuclear weapons programmes, recognizing that nothing good could possibly come from them.
North Korea accepted to freeze and ultimately dismantle its nuclear weapons programme.
If you want to knock out Iran's nuclear weapons programme peacefully, don't let up the pressure.".
In the case of Israel,it fell on me to take the risk of revealing the extent of their nuclear weapons programme.
South Africa ended its nuclear weapons programme in 1989.
In the 1990s, the United States offered to helpNorth Korea with its energy needs if it gave up its nuclear weapons programme.
The fact that Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapons programme was the main reason behind President Obamaʹs effort to strike the deal.
The United States' intelligence agencies andthe IAEA believe Iran had a nuclear weapons programme that it ended long ago.
A US institute tracking North Korea's nuclear weapons programme says recent satellite photos show Pyongyang is doubling the size of its uranium enrichment plant.
Should the UK renew its Trident nuclear weapons programme?
North Korea said in an announcement on state television that a hydrogen bomb test ordered by leader Kim Jong-un was a“perfect success” anda“meaningful” step in completing the country's nuclear weapons programmes.
During the Cold War largeamounts of money(including funds intended for the Swedish nuclear weapons programme) were spent on the Swedish Air Force and domestic airplane production.
Netanyahuʹs public stunt, displaying thousands of documents to provide further proof thatIran has been conducting a secret nuclear weapons programme, is not new.
But if, in fact,Kim has made a strategic decision to give up his entire nuclear weapons programme, then I think deciding on the place and the date should be fairly easy.".
What we have to realise is that it's up to us to help North Korea break out of this cycle of agreeing to andthen terminating conferences about its nuclear weapons programme.
The United States isseeking a negotiated end to North Korea's nuclear weapons programme and U.S. officials believe there was some dissension in the military about Kim's approaches to South Korea and the United States.
The United States andthe International Atomic Energy Agency believe Iran had a nuclear weapons programme that it abandoned.
North Korea said in an announcement on state television that a hydrogen bomb test ordered by leader Kim Jong-un was a“perfect success” anda“meaningful” step in completing the country's nuclear weapons programmes.
He said:“We will continue toincrease the pressure on the Iranian regime until it abandons its nuclear weapons programme and ends its violent activities across the Middle East, including conducting and supporting terrorism around the world.”.
The hydrogen bomb test ordered by leader Kim Jong Un was a“perfect success” andwas a“meaningful” step in completing the country's nuclear weapons programme, state television said.
He said:“We will continue toincrease the pressure on the Iranian regime until it abandons its nuclear weapons programme and ends its violent activities across the Middle East, including conducting and supporting terrorism around the world.”.
Representative Howard Berman, the top Democrat on the foreign affairs panel, has warned that“there There is more we can do,more that we will do if Iran doesn't end its nuclear weapons programme verifiably and completely.”.
Later that year, the Bush administrationsaid North Korea acknowledged running a secret nuclear weapons programme breaching the 1994 pact.
The Kim-Moon summit was held in advance of a meeting Kim is expected to have in late May or early June with US President Donald Trump,who is demanding that the North Korean leader verifiably eliminate his nuclear weapons programme.
France's official position is that it will consider establishing diplomatic relations with the DPRK if andwhen the latter abandons its nuclear weapons programme and improves its human rights record.
The second season continues with the same themes, four months later, but also focuses on another character from the first season, Marina Loiseau. She is leaving for Tehran to work undercover as a specialist in seismology,in order to gather intelligence about Iran's nuclear weapons programme. Guillaume has been promoted to deputy director but also become a double agent on behalf of the CIA.
No, and the UK should encourage all countries to dismantle their nuclear weapon programmes.