List of countries with nuclear weapons (Kylaris)

Map of nuclear weapons states of Kylaris

  CoN-mandated nuclear weapon states

  Illegal nuclear weapon states

  Nuclear weapon sharing programs

The following page lists countries with nuclear capabilities in the world. According to the Community of Nations-enforced Treaty of Shanbally, the world is to aim for nuclear disarmament. This goal has never been achieved, but the treaty also regulates the possession of nuclear weapons, mandating that seven states—Chistovodia, Estmere, Soravia, Marchenia, Senria, Kirenia, and Werania—can legally maintain nuclear arsenals. Alongside these, there are a number of illegal nuclear weapon states, and a number of nuclear sharing agreements.

CoN-mandated nuclear weapon states

Country	Warheads		Date of first nuclear test	Delivery methods
	Total	Deployed
Chistovodia	200	?	30 June, 1960 ("Project 849")	Air and land-based
Estmere	110	275	11 May 1957 ("Operation Phoenix")	Sea-based
Kirenia	140	150	28 November 1955 ("Kotkas-1")	Nuclear triad
Marchenia				Nuclear triad
Senria	250	515	21 September 1964 ("Daibasan")	Nuclear triad
Soravia	190	450	1956 ("Orel-1")	Nuclear triad
Werania	180	220	17 April 1957 ("Fall Sieben")	Air and sea-based

Illegal nuclear weapon states

Country	Warheads (Deployed/Total)	Date of first nuclear test	Delivery methods	Notes
Shangea	?/500	1975 (Housheng)	Nuclear triad	First developed to counteract their Senrian counterparts.
UZIR			ICBM

Nuclear sharing agreements

Euclean Common Defense Treaty Organization Nuclear Umbrella

As part of the comprehensive defense agreement that forms a key pillar of the Euclean Common Defense Treaty Organization, the nuclear states of Estmere and Werania effectively agree to shield the rest of the organisation with their own nuclear programs, effectively forming the ECDTO nuclear umbrella. This has seen some criticism in Estmere and Werania, as, effectively, their taxpayers pay for the protection of the entire community. Suggestions have been made for a joint-ECDTO nuclear program, but these have not reached fruition.

Criticism

The current system of CoN-mandated states has been criticized by some. Arguments have been made that the current system of mandated states overlooks the global south, and that it reinforces Euclean domination of world affairs. The CoN maintains that the end goal of the Treaty of Shanbally is complete nuclear non-proliferation.