英語 での Nuclear threat の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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As we exit the Iran deal, we will be working with our allies to find a real, comprehensive, and lasting solution to the Iranian nuclear threat.
We need to have a firm, constructive, appropriate but prudent response to North Korea's nuclear threat.”.
In May 2003, Caldicott gave a lecture entitled"The New Nuclear Threat" at the University of San Diego's Joan B.
The nihilism at the heart of this nuclear threat to humanity lies not inside Fukushima 1, but within the national security mindset.
As such, Washington is taking North Korea's nuclear threat seriously.
The real concept of Star Wars was not to save the US from Soviet nuclear threat.
The US nuclear threat against the DPRK further increased after the Korean War.
North Korea's nuclear threat in East Asia is used by the Japanese government to push for more military activities.
North Korea's nuclear threat in East Asia is used by the Japanese government to push for more military activities.
Facing the growing American nuclear threat, China can not sit still.
According to the Nuclear Threat Initiative, the North Reserve is oscillating between 2500 and 5000 tons of chemical agents.
Prior to the Bush and Obama regimes, every previous US president went to great efforts to avoid telegraphing any nuclear threat.
Kim also vowed to never use such weapons“unless there is a nuclear threat or nuclear provocation to our country.”.
The message was clear, the Pentagon views Israel and not Iran as the real rogue nuclear threat in the Middle East.
As of today, the geopolitical reality does not pose any nuclear threat to Bangladesh.
Changing nature of nuclear threat and international response:
Some have argued that the nuclear threat from Iraq is not imminent- that Saddam is at least 5-7 years away from having nuclear weapons.
On the other hand, such a nuclear threat during the Cold War will create US-Soviet nuclear arms control, a non-proliferation regime, or a nuclear abolition movement in Europe and elsewhere.
Relations with the North can be normalized, economic ties can be strengthened, trust can be restored, and the nuclear threat can be defused.
Nevertheless, no fewer than 30,000 nuclear warheads still exist on our planet, and the nuclear threat is today on the verge of expanding into space.".