List of countries with nuclear weapons (Iearth)
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The following page lists countries with nuclear capabilities in the world. The first nuclear weapon was detonated by the Zamastanians on May 7th, 1956, in the Orion-1 near Abagene, Pahl. Little more than two years earlier, the World War had concluded with the surrender of Drambenburg and D.S.C., both of whom were found to have been researching atomic production during the conflict. In 1982, the Coalition of Crown Albatross signed the Treaty of Forgeheim, which aimed regulate the possession and use of nuclear weapons. After the breakup of the United Communist and Socialist States, Beleroskov came into possession of most of their nuclear weapons while other states either dismantled or handed over their weapons to Beleroskov. Alongside the nations who legally possess nuclear weapons, there are a number of countries that either possess weapons illegally (not members of the Treaty of Forgeheim Agreement, such as Syraranto), or are suspected of having more nuclear weapons in secret stockpiles (Drambenburg is suspected of having upwards of 160 nuclear weapons above their CCA-confirmed 100).
Treaty of Forgeheim nuclear weapon states
| Country | Warheads (deployed/total) | Date of first nuclear test | Delivery methods | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Zamastan |
250/950 | May 7, 1956 ("Orion-1") | Nuclear triad | |
 Gladysynthia |
30/200 | 14 January 1967 | Nuclear triad | |
 Ruskayn |
45/50 | 28 November 1958 | Air and sea-based | |
 Emmiria |
90/120 | 1978 | Land- and air-based | |
 Avergnon |
60/300 | 1975 | Land- and air-based | |
 Haduastan |
25/30 | 1987 | Nuclear triad | |
 Yuan |
35/100 | 1965 | Nuclear triad | |
 Beleroskov |
60/500 | 1959 | Nuclear triad | |
 Tasiastan |
10/50 | 1975 ("Project Sleeping Odom") | ICBMs | |
 Drambenburg |
0/160 | 1971 | Nuclear triad |
Declared nuclear weapon states
| Country | Warheads (deployed/total) | Date of first nuclear test | Delivery methods | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Epsilion |
0/30 | 2004 | ICBMs | |
 Elastan |
6/15 | 2018 | ICBMs |
States formerly possessing nuclear weapons
Nuclear weapons have been present in many nations, often as staging grounds under control of other powers. However, in only one instance has a nation given up nuclear weapons after being in full control of them. The fall of the UCSS left several former republics in physical possession of nuclear weapons, although not operational control which was dependent on Beleroskovian-controlled electronic Permissive Action Links and the Beleroskovian command and control system.
| Country | Warheads (deployed/total) | Date of first nuclear test | Delivery methods | Date of dismantling/handover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Jaginistan |
0/20 | 1988 | ICBMs | 1999 |
 Ossotia |
0/20 | 1988 | ICBMs | 1999 |
 DSC |
2/4 | 1977 | Nuclear triad | 2004 |
 Syraranto |
?/10 | 1988 | ICBMs | 2022 |
 Sateroc |
?/6 | 1993 | ICBMS | 2010 |
Nuclear weapons sharing
History of nuclear weapons
On May 7th, 1956, Zamastan tested the first nuclear bomb in the Orion-1 Nuclear Test.
On April 9th, 1959, a Beleroskovian bomber crashed onto Beruina Atoll in the Cantalle Ocean, causing the four atomic weapons aboard to detonate in the Beruina Atoll nuclear disaster, killing nearly all of the 1,000 inhabitants of the island and destroying all standing structures. This incident, along with the accidental detonation of another weapon on the southern continent of Antartique two months prior (the 1959 Antartique nuclear disaster), caused massive international condemnation against Beleroskov for their weapons program, and Beleroskov massively scaled back their development of weapons.
On September 2nd, 2021, Syraranto tested the first atmospheric nuclear weapon since Epsilon's 2004 test. This, amid the civil war and along with Kyriakos Tasoulas' threats made towards the Sotoan Basin Union, prompted major international condemnation. Following the fall of Tasoulas and SBU intervention in the country, Yannis Kormoulis' government handed over all known weapons to be dismantled.