Significados de deploy nuclear en inglés

But even if North Korea has the capacity to deploy nuclear weapons, would it ever use them?

The member countries of this club have sought to discourage other states from developing the capacity to produce and deploy nuclear bombs.

The US has to work to ensure that additional countries do not go nuclear North Korea can deploy nuclear-tipped missiles on the Nodong today.

Recent failed missile tests by Pyongyang, which is seeking the ability to deploy nuclear weapons, have prompted responses from Washington including military and diplomatic moves.

Argentina tonight accused the UK of deploying nuclear weapons near the Falklands.

Argentina has accused the United Kingdom of deploying nuclear weapons.

Others say it is an unnecessary expense at a time of shrinking budgets and smaller deployed nuclear arsenals.

They have agreed to cut deployed nuclear warheads to between 1,500 and 1,675 on each side.

However, the U.S. Department of Defense has said that China has some 130-195 deployed nuclear-capable ballistic missiles.

The scientist who has led Pakistan's nuclear test programme said yesterday his country was capable of deploying nuclear weapons "within days".

The two presidents have agreed will cut deployed nuclear warheads to between 1,500 and 1,675 on each side.

Last week, the UK was forced to dismiss claims it was "militarising" the situation in the South Atlantic by deploying nuclear weapons nearby.

Under the Moscow Treaty, both sides agreed to cut their arsenals of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1700-2200 by 2012.

Castro had pressed the Soviets for SAM missiles long before Khrushchev came up with the idea of deploying nuclear-tipped R-12s and R-14s in Cuba.