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NATO Urges China to Limit Nuclear Arsenal
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September 6, 2021
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1:29Now PlayingNATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg urged China on Monday to join international efforts to limit the spread of nuclear weapons amid concern that the country is rapidly developing missiles capable of carrying atomic warheads.
Laying out his priorities for nuclear disarmament at NATO's annual arms control conference, Stoltenberg said that more countries must be included in future missile restriction talks, not just Russia.
"As a global power, China has global responsibilities in arms control. And Beijing too would benefit from mutual limits on numbers, increased transparency, and more predictability," Stoltenberg said. "These are the foundations for international stability."
Warning that Beijing's nuclear arsenal is rapidly expanding, he said that "China is building a large number of missile silos, which can significantly increase its nuclear capability. All of this is happening without any limitation or constraint. And with a complete lack of transparency."
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