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{{flag|Vonzumier}}<br>{{flag| | {{flag|Vonzumier}}<br>{{flag|Aitic Federation}}<br>''And others'' | ||
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| languages = {{wp|German language|Vierz}}, {{wp| | | languages = {{wp|German language|Vierz}}, {{wp|Spanish language|Tieradan}} | ||
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The '''Resolution for the Control of Nuclear Arms''' is a nuclear arms treaty initially signed by the [[Vierz Empire]] and [[ | The '''Resolution for the Control of Nuclear Arms''' is a nuclear arms treaty initially signed by the [[Vierz Empire]] and [[Tierada]] in order to stop the proliferation of nuclear arms. The treaty was soon expanded to include Vonzumier, then the only other nuclear-armed state. The treaty was then further expanded to ultimately include the majority of the world's nations, with only the initial three signatories defined as nuclear-armed states, though a notable few rejected the treaty or ignored its terms. In 1989, the treaty was revised to allow the [[Aitic Federation]], then the fourth official nuclear-armed state, to accede to the treaty as a nuclear-armed state. | ||
The treaty has now been signed by nearly every country in the world, with the notable exceptions of [[Bhasar]], [[Luepola]], [[Zaihan]], and [[Hevatia]]. Bhasar is nuclear-armed and refuses to sign the treaty without recognition within the treaty's terms as a nuclear-armed state; Hevatia is believed to be pursuing nuclear technology and has refused to sign the treaty as a result; Luepola withdrew from the treaty in 2003 shortly before it tested its own nuclear weapons; and Zaihan has rejected the treaty as part of its policy of official nuclear ambiguity. | The treaty has now been signed by nearly every country in the world, with the notable exceptions of [[Bhasar]], [[Luepola]], [[Zaihan]], and [[Hevatia]]. Bhasar is nuclear-armed and refuses to sign the treaty without recognition within the treaty's terms as a nuclear-armed state; Hevatia is believed to be pursuing nuclear technology and has refused to sign the treaty as a result; Luepola withdrew from the treaty in 2003 shortly before it tested its own nuclear weapons; and Zaihan has rejected the treaty as part of its policy of official nuclear ambiguity. | ||
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| Signed | 1963 |
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| Location | Berbest, Lairea |
| Signatories |  Tierada Vierz Empire/Vierzland
 Vonzumier Aitic FederationAnd others |
| Languages | Vierz, Tieradan |
The Resolution for the Control of Nuclear Arms is a nuclear arms treaty initially signed by the Vierz Empire and Tierada in order to stop the proliferation of nuclear arms. The treaty was soon expanded to include Vonzumier, then the only other nuclear-armed state. The treaty was then further expanded to ultimately include the majority of the world's nations, with only the initial three signatories defined as nuclear-armed states, though a notable few rejected the treaty or ignored its terms. In 1989, the treaty was revised to allow the Aitic Federation, then the fourth official nuclear-armed state, to accede to the treaty as a nuclear-armed state.
The treaty has now been signed by nearly every country in the world, with the notable exceptions of Bhasar, Luepola, Zaihan, and Hevatia. Bhasar is nuclear-armed and refuses to sign the treaty without recognition within the treaty's terms as a nuclear-armed state; Hevatia is believed to be pursuing nuclear technology and has refused to sign the treaty as a result; Luepola withdrew from the treaty in 2003 shortly before it tested its own nuclear weapons; and Zaihan has rejected the treaty as part of its policy of official nuclear ambiguity.