Examples of using Nuclear weapons programme in English and their translations into Russian
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is backsliding from its commitment to dismantle its nuclear weapons programme.
which can be used in a nuclear weapons programme.
Australia is concerned that Iraq should not take advantage of the cessation of IAEA inspections to reactivate its nuclear weapons programme.
The Security Council has made it clear that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea should abandon its nuclear weapons programme in a verifiable manner.
had developed a clandestine nuclear weapons programme.
which had discontinued its nuclear weapons programme in 2003.
Since 2003, China has been a participant in six-party talks aimed at resolving the issue of North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.
sites with potential to support a nuclear weapons programme;
Noting that South Africa, as a result of her dismantling her nuclear weapons programme, has contributed to the evolution of an African nuclear-weapon-free zone,
The Security Council's failure to address the well-documented illicit nuclear weapons programme pursued by the Zionist regime and the support provided by some Western countries had encouraged that
dual-use goods which can be used in a nuclear weapons programme and coordinates these measures with other members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
dual-use goods that can be used in a nuclear weapons programme and coordinates these measures with other members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
proactive cooperation by Iraq, to provide credible assurance that Iraq has no nuclear weapons programme.
continues to contribute to the development of a clandestine Israeli nuclear weapons programme that is endangering global
Pakistan does not wish to comment on that aspect. However, we are deeply concerned that the agreement would enable India to expand and enhance its nuclear weapons programme by expanding its fissile material stocks and utilizing transferred technology for its strategic programmes. .
The author also considers the crisis caused by the admission in October 2002 of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that it had a nuclear weapons programme, and the dangers of pre-emptive use of nuclear weapons, wherever it comes from.
strongly urges the DPRK to completely dismantle any nuclear weapons programme in a prompt, transparent,
North Korea's nuclear weapons programme is not only the most pressing challenge to the peace
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear weapons programme remains a serious challenge to the international nuclear non-proliferation regime as well as to peace
threat to peace and stability posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.