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The world is gradually moving toward a new nuclear arms race against the backdrop of weakening international arms-control treaties.
Countries that previously rejected the idea of developing their own nuclear weapons are beginning to reassess their positions.
The United States and Russia, which account for about 86% of the global nuclear arsenal, for the first time since 1972 have been left without an active treaty limiting strategic weapons.
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