What happens if a country nukes another country?

Now, if one country were to attack another with the use of Nuclear weapons, then they will retaliate with the same force if not more, considering they are a nuclear power and if not, they might have nuclear powered allies which is going to step into their place and do the job.

What are the international laws regarding nuclear weapon use?

“For the first time in history, nuclear weapons are going to be illegal in international law,” Elayne Whyte, Costa Rica’s former U.N. ambassador who oversaw the treaty’s creation, tells NPR’s Geoff Brumfiel. The ban prohibits countries from producing, testing, acquiring, possessing or stockpiling nuclear weapons.

Are there any countries that can ban nuclear weapons?

The only countries that can ban nuclear weapons and enforce the ban are the USA, Russia, and China. Thankfully, we have the United Nations to impose sanctions. If push comes to shove, it will be the USA that enforces the rules.

Is it dangerous to have nuclear weapons in the world?

Even if all of these questions were asked and answered during the Cold War, it is important to examine them again as the U.S. prepares to spend $1 trillion on a new generation of nuclear weapons. It’s a dangerous world out there, and it’s getting worse as more and more countries get nuclear weapons.

Why does every country have the right to possess nuclear weapons?

Thankfully, we have the United Nations to impose sanctions. If push comes to shove, it will be the USA that enforces the rules. Russia and China actually want most of the countries that are against the USA to have nukes because those countries will try to kill Americans and Jews.

Why does the US want to keep nukes?

However the Netherlands could suffer because of this. Nukes give countries unfit to handle nuclear weapons too much power, and the only reason the united states wants to keep their nuclear bombs and get rid of all other countries’ nuclear bombs is because they want to be the most powerful country in the world again, as they once were.