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yarga [219]
2 years ago
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What does a government do when it vows to achieve disarmament

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Ratling [72]2 years ago
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The thing which a government does when it vows to achieve disarmament is to:

  • Be accountable
  • Show the destruction of weapons to the world
  • SIgn peace treaties.

<h3>Disarmament</h3>

This refers to the situation where a country decides to reduce, limit or eradicate its military weapons, usually nuclear weapons.

With this in mind, when a government says that it wants to achieve disarmament, then it would have to go through the process of disarmament which has to be transparent and open to all and also a legal contract would be signed.

Read more about disarmament here:

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