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NATO Ponders What to Do with Its Nuclear Weapons

Eben Harrell, Time | October 11, 2010

Prior to the NATO Summit in November, the Alliance strives to decide what to do with around 200 US atomic weapons piled up in Europe, which according to some observers is an outright negation of NPT. ++ Germany has been in the forefront demanding withdrawal of these nuclear weapons. ++ However, members like Poland fear that the idea of NATO’s nuclear disarmament could undercut NATO's central idea of "collective security.” ++ The members are also concerned that the cut could lead to a tactical nuclear imbalance vis-à-vis Russia.

 

 
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If I have happened to interpreted right some previous comments, the Russians seemed to be more interested in European contributions into populating the East of Russian Federation –where there is a population decay in spite of the vast resources available- than vice versa.

Moreover Russians may also be worried more about overall population decay rather than expansion at all as well as nuclear threats directed to themselves.

Who knows?
 

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