超级军网英国称未来库存核弹头将不超225枚
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<br /><br /> 据英国媒体报道，英国外交大臣威廉·黑格26日表示，英国库存的核弹头将不会超过225枚。这是英国官方首次公开披露这一数字上限。
黑格称，“在未来一段时间内，英国储备的核弹头将不会超过225枚这一数量”，而英国可投入使用的核弹头将不超过160枚。媒体称黑格这一言论是向之前召开的《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会积极表态。
5月3日，第八次《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会在美国纽约举行。各国代表就《不扩散核武器条约》的普遍性、推动和平利用核能、加强核不扩散机制、中东无核武器区的设立等一系列问题阐述了各自的观点。
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE64P2YH20100526
Limit on nuclear warhead stockpile set at 225
Adrian Croft
LONDON
Wed May 26, 2010 3:10pm BST
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain announced for the first time Wednesday that it had set a limit on its nuclear weapons stockpile, at 225 warheads, and said it would re-examine its policy on use of nuclear weapons.
UK
The announcements, timed to coincide with a major U.N. nuclear non-proliferation conference in New York, reflect a drive by the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government to be more open about the country's nuclear arsenal.
Previously, Britain had only made public the number of operationally available nuclear warheads for its Trident missile-armed submarine fleet, and had given no figure for the overall stockpile.
"For the first time, the government will make public the maximum number of nuclear warheads that the UK will hold in its stockpile. In the future our overall stockpile will not exceed 225 nuclear warheads," Foreign Secretary William Hague told parliament.
The ceiling on operationally available nuclear warheads would stay at 160, he said. The extra warheads are to allow for "processing, maintenance and logistic management," the government said.
Hague said the new government would review Britain's policy on when it would consider using nuclear weapons as part of a wide-ranging defence and security review launched by the new government, which took office after the May 6 election.
Britain had long said it would only consider using nuclear weapons in "extreme circumstances" of self-defence, including the defence of NATO allies, but had been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use, he said.
POLICY REVIEW
"We've decided that the time is right to look again at our policy as the U.S. has done in their recent Nuclear Posture Review to ensure that it is fully appropriate to the political and security context in 2010 and beyond," Hague said.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox said in a statement Britain remained committed to its nuclear deterrent.
U.S. President Barack Obama last month unveiled a new policy restricting U.S. use of nuclear weapons, for the first time foreswearing their use against non-nuclear countries, provided they complied with the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Hague said he hoped his announcement would help build trust between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons states.
Britain and other nuclear weapons states are striving to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to countries such as Iran. Those countries often argue that established nuclear powers are doing nothing to reduce their arsenals as the NPT urges.
Hague's announcement may ease strains within Britain's new coalition government over a decision to spend billions of pounds on updating Britain's nuclear deterrent at a time when the country needs to cut a huge budget deficit.
The Conservatives are committed to replacing the existing nuclear-armed submarine fleet. The Lib Dems called during the election campaign for Britain to look at cheaper alternatives but have pledged not to vote against replacing Trident.
Britain has the smallest arsenal of the five legally recognized nuclear weapons states.
The United States and Russia agreed recently to limit the number of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550.
In 2008, France said it would leave its submarine missile arsenal in place while cutting its stock of air-launched weapons by a third to around 290 warheads. China is estimated to have about 250 nuclear weapons.
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黑格称，“在未来一段时间内，英国储备的核弹头将不会超过225枚这一数量”，而英国可投入使用的核弹头将不超过160枚。媒体称黑格这一言论是向之前召开的《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会积极表态。
5月3日，第八次《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会在美国纽约举行。各国代表就《不扩散核武器条约》的普遍性、推动和平利用核能、加强核不扩散机制、中东无核武器区的设立等一系列问题阐述了各自的观点。
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE64P2YH20100526
Limit on nuclear warhead stockpile set at 225
Adrian Croft
LONDON
Wed May 26, 2010 3:10pm BST
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain announced for the first time Wednesday that it had set a limit on its nuclear weapons stockpile, at 225 warheads, and said it would re-examine its policy on use of nuclear weapons.
UK
The announcements, timed to coincide with a major U.N. nuclear non-proliferation conference in New York, reflect a drive by the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government to be more open about the country's nuclear arsenal.
Previously, Britain had only made public the number of operationally available nuclear warheads for its Trident missile-armed submarine fleet, and had given no figure for the overall stockpile.
"For the first time, the government will make public the maximum number of nuclear warheads that the UK will hold in its stockpile. In the future our overall stockpile will not exceed 225 nuclear warheads," Foreign Secretary William Hague told parliament.
The ceiling on operationally available nuclear warheads would stay at 160, he said. The extra warheads are to allow for "processing, maintenance and logistic management," the government said.
Hague said the new government would review Britain's policy on when it would consider using nuclear weapons as part of a wide-ranging defence and security review launched by the new government, which took office after the May 6 election.
Britain had long said it would only consider using nuclear weapons in "extreme circumstances" of self-defence, including the defence of NATO allies, but had been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use, he said.
POLICY REVIEW
"We've decided that the time is right to look again at our policy as the U.S. has done in their recent Nuclear Posture Review to ensure that it is fully appropriate to the political and security context in 2010 and beyond," Hague said.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox said in a statement Britain remained committed to its nuclear deterrent.
U.S. President Barack Obama last month unveiled a new policy restricting U.S. use of nuclear weapons, for the first time foreswearing their use against non-nuclear countries, provided they complied with the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Hague said he hoped his announcement would help build trust between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons states.
Britain and other nuclear weapons states are striving to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to countries such as Iran. Those countries often argue that established nuclear powers are doing nothing to reduce their arsenals as the NPT urges.
Hague's announcement may ease strains within Britain's new coalition government over a decision to spend billions of pounds on updating Britain's nuclear deterrent at a time when the country needs to cut a huge budget deficit.
The Conservatives are committed to replacing the existing nuclear-armed submarine fleet. The Lib Dems called during the election campaign for Britain to look at cheaper alternatives but have pledged not to vote against replacing Trident.
Britain has the smallest arsenal of the five legally recognized nuclear weapons states.
The United States and Russia agreed recently to limit the number of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550.
In 2008, France said it would leave its submarine missile arsenal in place while cutting its stock of air-launched weapons by a third to around 290 warheads. China is estimated to have about 250 nuclear weapons.
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黑格称，“在未来一段时间内，英国储备的核弹头将不会超过225枚这一数量”，而英国可投入使用的核弹头将不超过160枚。媒体称黑格这一言论是向之前召开的《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会积极表态。
5月3日，第八次《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会在美国纽约举行。各国代表就《不扩散核武器条约》的普遍性、推动和平利用核能、加强核不扩散机制、中东无核武器区的设立等一系列问题阐述了各自的观点。
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE64P2YH20100526
Limit on nuclear warhead stockpile set at 225
Adrian Croft
LONDON
Wed May 26, 2010 3:10pm BST
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain announced for the first time Wednesday that it had set a limit on its nuclear weapons stockpile, at 225 warheads, and said it would re-examine its policy on use of nuclear weapons.
UK
The announcements, timed to coincide with a major U.N. nuclear non-proliferation conference in New York, reflect a drive by the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government to be more open about the country's nuclear arsenal.
Previously, Britain had only made public the number of operationally available nuclear warheads for its Trident missile-armed submarine fleet, and had given no figure for the overall stockpile.
"For the first time, the government will make public the maximum number of nuclear warheads that the UK will hold in its stockpile. In the future our overall stockpile will not exceed 225 nuclear warheads," Foreign Secretary William Hague told parliament.
The ceiling on operationally available nuclear warheads would stay at 160, he said. The extra warheads are to allow for "processing, maintenance and logistic management," the government said.
Hague said the new government would review Britain's policy on when it would consider using nuclear weapons as part of a wide-ranging defence and security review launched by the new government, which took office after the May 6 election.
Britain had long said it would only consider using nuclear weapons in "extreme circumstances" of self-defence, including the defence of NATO allies, but had been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use, he said.
POLICY REVIEW
"We've decided that the time is right to look again at our policy as the U.S. has done in their recent Nuclear Posture Review to ensure that it is fully appropriate to the political and security context in 2010 and beyond," Hague said.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox said in a statement Britain remained committed to its nuclear deterrent.
U.S. President Barack Obama last month unveiled a new policy restricting U.S. use of nuclear weapons, for the first time foreswearing their use against non-nuclear countries, provided they complied with the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Hague said he hoped his announcement would help build trust between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons states.
Britain and other nuclear weapons states are striving to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to countries such as Iran. Those countries often argue that established nuclear powers are doing nothing to reduce their arsenals as the NPT urges.
Hague's announcement may ease strains within Britain's new coalition government over a decision to spend billions of pounds on updating Britain's nuclear deterrent at a time when the country needs to cut a huge budget deficit.
The Conservatives are committed to replacing the existing nuclear-armed submarine fleet. The Lib Dems called during the election campaign for Britain to look at cheaper alternatives but have pledged not to vote against replacing Trident.
Britain has the smallest arsenal of the five legally recognized nuclear weapons states.
The United States and Russia agreed recently to limit the number of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550.
In 2008, France said it would leave its submarine missile arsenal in place while cutting its stock of air-launched weapons by a third to around 290 warheads. China is estimated to have about 250 nuclear weapons.
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黑格称，“在未来一段时间内，英国储备的核弹头将不会超过225枚这一数量”，而英国可投入使用的核弹头将不超过160枚。媒体称黑格这一言论是向之前召开的《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会积极表态。
5月3日，第八次《不扩散核武器条约》审议大会在美国纽约举行。各国代表就《不扩散核武器条约》的普遍性、推动和平利用核能、加强核不扩散机制、中东无核武器区的设立等一系列问题阐述了各自的观点。
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE64P2YH20100526
Limit on nuclear warhead stockpile set at 225
Adrian Croft
LONDON
Wed May 26, 2010 3:10pm BST
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain announced for the first time Wednesday that it had set a limit on its nuclear weapons stockpile, at 225 warheads, and said it would re-examine its policy on use of nuclear weapons.
UK
The announcements, timed to coincide with a major U.N. nuclear non-proliferation conference in New York, reflect a drive by the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government to be more open about the country's nuclear arsenal.
Previously, Britain had only made public the number of operationally available nuclear warheads for its Trident missile-armed submarine fleet, and had given no figure for the overall stockpile.
"For the first time, the government will make public the maximum number of nuclear warheads that the UK will hold in its stockpile. In the future our overall stockpile will not exceed 225 nuclear warheads," Foreign Secretary William Hague told parliament.
The ceiling on operationally available nuclear warheads would stay at 160, he said. The extra warheads are to allow for "processing, maintenance and logistic management," the government said.
Hague said the new government would review Britain's policy on when it would consider using nuclear weapons as part of a wide-ranging defence and security review launched by the new government, which took office after the May 6 election.
Britain had long said it would only consider using nuclear weapons in "extreme circumstances" of self-defence, including the defence of NATO allies, but had been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use, he said.
POLICY REVIEW
"We've decided that the time is right to look again at our policy as the U.S. has done in their recent Nuclear Posture Review to ensure that it is fully appropriate to the political and security context in 2010 and beyond," Hague said.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox said in a statement Britain remained committed to its nuclear deterrent.
U.S. President Barack Obama last month unveiled a new policy restricting U.S. use of nuclear weapons, for the first time foreswearing their use against non-nuclear countries, provided they complied with the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Hague said he hoped his announcement would help build trust between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons states.
Britain and other nuclear weapons states are striving to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to countries such as Iran. Those countries often argue that established nuclear powers are doing nothing to reduce their arsenals as the NPT urges.
Hague's announcement may ease strains within Britain's new coalition government over a decision to spend billions of pounds on updating Britain's nuclear deterrent at a time when the country needs to cut a huge budget deficit.
The Conservatives are committed to replacing the existing nuclear-armed submarine fleet. The Lib Dems called during the election campaign for Britain to look at cheaper alternatives but have pledged not to vote against replacing Trident.
Britain has the smallest arsenal of the five legally recognized nuclear weapons states.
The United States and Russia agreed recently to limit the number of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550.
In 2008, France said it would leave its submarine missile arsenal in place while cutting its stock of air-launched weapons by a third to around 290 warheads. China is estimated to have about 250 nuclear weapons.
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