Both men said the decision could lead to a nuclear arms race in Asia.
Like it or not, the truth is that we cannot rid the world of nuclear arms.
Neither calculation would be appreciably influenced by U.S. restraint on the testing or fielding of nuclear arms.
Conservative Republicans are looking to Mr. Kyl, a longtime conservative voice on nuclear arms control, for direction.
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Churchill, for example, was among the first to see how nuclear arms would change every strategic assumption.
We cannot afford to have a nuclear arms race in the most volatile region in the world.
Any day now, President Obama is expected to unveil a new nuclear arms reduction treaty with Russia.
At the same time, the spread of nuclear arms to new nations has become an increasingly worrisome trend.
Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, underscored the importance of summits he held with Reagan on nuclear arms issues.
Russia also continues to manufacture nuclear arms and material and to develop new classes of strategic delivery systems.
My old mentor at Georgetown University, Dr. Stephen Gibert, explained to me how this logic applies to nuclear arms control.
Officials in Moscow had hinted that they would not consider further nuclear arms cuts if the SM-3 interceptors were deployed.
The U.S. Navy must, in particular, retain the capability to deter the use of naval nuclear arms against its fleet.
That the world has achieved little in this respect makes active opposition to nuclear arms all the more important today.
The consequences of Tehran's programme, he said, would be that other countries in the region would also want nuclear arms.
Mr Obama said "it is not in Iran's interest" to develop nuclear arms, and that the US would keep options open.
Just four years after the US used its nuclear weapons, it found itself in a nuclear arms race with the Soviets.
And if Tehran gets the bomb, we might soon have a nuclear arms race in one of the world's most volatile regions.
We have negotiated with the Russians significant reductions in our nuclear arms.
That help may be provided if Pakistan signs conventions on nuclear arms.
Vice-President Joseph Biden has warned the US that failure to ratify a new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia will "endanger our national security".
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George Bush and Vladimir Putin agreed to work towards reducing their countries' nuclear arms , thus strengthening Mr Bush's plans for a missile-defence shield.
To date, they claim, Pakistan has not used its nuclear arms, and indeed has been deterred by both India and the West from doing so.
Mr Netanyahu on Saturday reaffirmed that he was seeking the "largest government possible" and that his priority would be to "prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear arms".
Obama pushed at a joint news conference for continued diplomatic efforts, including negotiations and sanctions, intended to get Iran to comply with international safeguards against nuclear arms.
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What I know is this: that if we see a nuclear arms race in a region as volatile as the Middle East, everybody will be in danger.
Both sides agreed to speed up cutbacks in strategic nuclear weapons if the Russian parliament finally ratifies START II, the nuclear arms reduction treaty signed in 1993.
Russia's State Duma made a conciliatory gesture towards improving relations with Washington Wednesday when it answered calls by Putin to ratify the most recent U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty.
At a time when the threat of nuclear arms is again increasing, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes to underline that this threat must be met through the broadest possible international cooperation.
Presently, America and Russia meet a fifth of world uranium demand in the form of decommissioned nuclear weapons, taken from the stockpile amassed during the nuclear arms race of the cold war.
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