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World faces new nuclear arms race, says UN atomic energy chief
Grossi said proliferating wars could push up to 20 countries toward nuclear arms as confidence in the Non-Proliferation Treaty weakens.
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Conflict and instability could cause up to 20 countries to seek a bomb, says the world's leading nuclear chief Rafael Grossi.
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, warned this Monday that the increase in conflicts and global instability could lead to several members of the Treaty on Nuclear Non-Proliferation (NPT) breaking the pact in a nuclear arms race. This, according to Grossi, would open the door to “a world with 20 or more nuclear-weapon States”, compared to the nine countries that currently possess them, a scenario…
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