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Sacred Country PAKISTAN Has Got The Stockpile Of More Nuclear Weapons Than Both Terror Sponsor Countries india And israel:
The Sacred Country PAKISTAN has got the stockpile of more Nuclear Weapons than the both terror sponsor countries india and israel, it was revealed by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in its year 2022 Year Book.
The 2022 Year Book published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) titles “Armament, Disarmament and International Security”, which shows that the Sacred Country PAKISTAN has got the Stockpile of more Nuclear Weapons than both the terrors sponsor and terror lover countries, india and israel.
The Sacred Country PAKISTAN has got the Stockpile of 165 Nuclear Warheads, which remains unchanged from the previous year numbering from 2021. On the other hand, the both terror sponsor countries, india and israel, got 160 and 90 nuclear weapons, respectively.
The terror sponsor country israel’s nuclear arsenal remains unchanged from the previous year 2021, while the World’s Number One Terrorist Country india had previously 156 Nuclear warheads, which increased up to 160 Nuclear warheads in 2022.
USA got the biggest stockpile of Nuclear Weapons having 5,428 Nuclear Warheads. Amongst them 3,708 Nuclear Warheads in the Stockpile, 1964 in the storage and the USA has deployed 1,744 Nuclear weapons at various in countries and continents in the globe.
Russia has got the 5,977 Nuclear Warheads. The country has the Nuclear Stockpile of 4,477 Nuclear Warheads, 2,889 in storage and 1,588 are deployed at various undisclosed locations.
The UK has got the Nuclear Stockpile of 225 Nuclear Warheads. The country has got the stockpile of 180 Nuclear Warheads, 60 in storage and 120 have been deployed.
PAKISTAN Iron Brother and All Weather Ally CHINA has got the Nuclear Stockpile of 350 Nuclear Weapons.
while North Korea has got the Nuclear Stockpile of about roughly 20 Nuclear Weapons. The country previously had about 40-50 Nuclear Weapons, which decreased nearly 50% in the year of 2022.
