New York: permanent member of the United States Security Council has called for further prevention of nuclear weapons that emphasize that nuclear war will have a distant consequence, it cannot be won, and should not be fought for.
“China, France, Russia, Britain, Britain and the US consider the avoidance of war between nuclear weapons countries and strategic risk reduction as our main responsibility,” said five permanent members in a joint statement.
“We confirm that nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought for.
Because nuclear use will have a distant consequence, we also confirm that nuclear weapons – as long as they continue to exist – must serve defensive purposes, prevent aggression, and prevent war.
We really believe That further deployment of such weapons must be prevented, “added the statement.
“We reaffirm the importance of overcoming nuclear threats and emphasizes the importance of preserving and obeying our nonproliferation agreements, disarmament, and control of our bilateral and multilateral arms,” ​​read.
“We are still committed to our nuclear non-proliferation agreement obligations, including the obligations of our article” to pursue negotiations with good faith about effective steps related to the termination of nuclear weapons competitions on the initial date and on the disarmament of nuclear weapons, and at the general banquet And complete under strict and effective international control, “he added.
Furthermore, the nations emphasized that each intend to maintain and strengthen our national steps to prevent the use of unauthorized or unintentional nuclear weapons.” We repeat validity.
“We repeated the validity of our previous statement about targeting de-targeting, reiterating that there were no nuclear weapons targeted by each other or in other countries,” said the nations.
The permanent nations underline the desire to work with all states to create a more conducive security environment.
To advance in the disarmament of weapons with the final destination of the world without nuclear weapons with security that does not diminish for all.
The nations intended to continue looking for a diplomatic and multilateral diplomatic approach to avoid military confrontation, strengthen stability and predictability, increase mutual understanding and confidence, and prevent a weapons race that will not benefit and endanger all.
“We are resolved to pursue constructive dialogue by mutual respect and recognize their respective interests and security issues,” said the statement.