There is a war anxiety around the world that everyone knows but no one can predict exactly what will happen. So much so that Russia on the one hand, China on the other, the USA and other European countries on the other are in a great tension. In this context; Claims that Russia will invade Ukraine and China will invade Taiwan or may use military force against countries have led to an escalation of tensions between the countries.
As we have just mentioned; No one knows what will happen in the future. But a statement from the world’s five most powerful countries reveals that at least everyone has a common vision for a nuclear war. “We accept that there will be no winners in a nuclear war and that such a war should never be fought,” the United States, Britain, China, France and Russia said in a joint statement. These countries, which are known to have nuclear power, stated that their primary responsibility is to prevent global tensions from turning into a nuclear war. . .
Why was such a statement made?
The statement from the most powerful countries in the world may have caused some unease. Because we have seen many times that these countries act contrary to what they say. But you can be calm, there doesn’t seem to be any danger of nuclear war on the horizon. So why was this statement made? Let’s look at the answer to that question together. . .
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons was signed in 1968. The 5 countries mentioned were also signing this agreement. According to the agreement, a meeting would be held every 5 years and examinations would be made. The conference, which includes this review, would normally be held this year. But it could not be done due to the omicron variant. Some countries argued that the conference could be held online, while others did not want it. As such, the conference was cancelled. The declaration signed by the countries emerged as a result of this. . .
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