Despite the number of nuclear weapons in the world, the two Asian neighbors, India and Pakistan, have increased their nuclear weapons reserves. It cost a large part of the two enemy budgets to build nuclear weapons. The information from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the Thinkatank Institute of Sweden, has revealed this year's annual report.
SIPRI said that Pakistan has 140-150 nuclear weapons reserves this year, more than 10 out of last year. On the other hand, there can be 130-140 nuclear weapons in the reserves of India. This number was 120-130 in the previous year.
It has been said in the report that besides the two countries, the United States, Russia, United Kingdom, France, China, Israel and North Korea are the countries with nuclear power. At the beginning of the year 2017, these nine countries had nuclear weapons 14,935. But in 2013, the number dropped to 14 thousand 465. There are currently 3,700 deployments among these weapons. Each country has successfully tested ballistic ballistic missiles successfully. In these situations, if these countries also use a nuclear weapon in war, then the whole world will be destroyed. Both India and Pakistan are improving the stock of nuclear weapons as well as improving the new ground, navy and sky-based missile thrust system.
SIPRI said that the number of nuclear weapons in Russia is in the number of cases, 6,850. The country's rival United States reserves 6,450 nuclear weapons These two super powers are in the thousands of nuclear weapons in the country, but in the rest of the country there are hundreds of quotes. Such as 300 in France, 280 in China, 215 in the UK, 80 in Israel and 10-20 nuclear weapons in North Korea.
Sweden's organization further said that there is more than twice the number of nuclear weapons in neighboring China than in China. The country has continued to modernize its nuclear weapon system and the number of nuclear weapons is increasing gradually. And 92 percent of the world's total nuclear weapons are in Russia and the United States.
According to the report, the number of atomic weapons has decreased mainly because of signing the US and Russia signing strategic arms reduction agreement in 2010 as a promise to reduce and limit nuclear weapons. However, both the United States and Russia have continued their long-term project to replace and modernize their nuclear weapons, firearms and nuclear weapons manufacturing centers, while reducing nuclear weapons.
SIPRI senior researcher Shannon Kyle said that the goal of nuclear disarmament will not be possible due to modernization of nuclear weapons.