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- BM Secretary-General António Guterres urged nuclear-armed states to maintain their current test moratoria.
- He demanded that these moratoria be turned into an official global nuclear test ban.
- The call reminded nuclear-armed states of their responsibilities while the CTBT has not yet fully entered into force.
- He warned that the resumption of nuclear tests could pose environmental and security risks.
BM Secretary-General António Guterres, urged all nuclear-armed states to maintain their current nuclear test moratoria and to turn these moratoria into an official global ban. Guterres emphasized the harm that nuclear weapon tests cause to the environment and humanity, noting that the resumption of such tests could be dangerous. He also said that preserving these moratoria is important to prevent an arms race and reduce regional tensions.
The call came after the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) has not yet fully entered into force, and it urges nuclear-armed states to act in accordance with the spirit of the treaty. Guterres reminded that preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons is critically important for international peace and security. He also called on all countries to cooperate for a nuclear-weapon-free world.
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- Who is the BM Secretary-General and what did he demand?
- BM Secretary-General António Guterres urged nuclear-armed states to maintain their current nuclear test moratoria and to turn these into an official global ban.
- What are nuclear test moratoria and why are they important?
- Nuclear test moratoria are agreements that temporarily halt 시험 patlamalarını; maintaining them can prevent an arms race and reduce damage to the environment and humanity.
- What is the relationship of the call with the CTBT?
- The call urges nuclear-armed states to act in accordance with the spirit of the treaty (روح), given that the CTBT has not yet fully entered into force.