What does NSNW stand for?

Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The United States and the Soviet Union decided in 1991 to eliminate some of their non-strategic nuclear weapons and withdraw others from duty, including those used by navy ships.

United States: Report: Russia building new nuclear submarines

The United States and the Soviet Union decided in 1991 to eliminate some of their non-strategic nuclear weapons and withdraw others from duty, including those used by navy ships.

Report: Russia building new nuclear submarines

Take nuclear weapons off high-alert status to reduce the risk of launching by error; make deep reductions in strategic nuclear weapons; place all non-strategic nuclear weapons in centralized storage; and withdraw all such weapons from foreign soil.

Weapons of terror: Freeing the World of Nuclear, biological and ...

However, the denials appeared to leave open the possibility that non-strategic nuclear weapons have been stored in the enclave for some time.

RUSSIA - Jan. 3 - Nuclear Weapons Shifted

NATO and the United States have missed huge opportunities to engage Russia directly and positively about reductions to their non-strategic nuclear weapons, and to improve their own nuclear image in the world in general," FAS said.

US nuclear weapons reportedly out of UK

It would also be appropriate for NATO to engage Russia on the reduction and elimination of all non-strategic nuclear weapons.

Reviving the nuclear disarmament agenda

The word "nuclear", covering aspects such as proliferation and reduction of non-strategic nuclear weapons elimination of nuclear weapons and an ending of nuclear arms race, figured in 14 of the 52 resolutions recommended by the First Committee.

First Committee: Disarmament and International Security; Between ...

2) Current estimates are that as many as 480 American non-strategic nuclear weapons remain stationed in six NATO states (Norris & Kristensen 2004).

From abolition to retention? The morning after the failed NPT Review ...