Russian Duma unanimously votes to withdraw from atomic test ban treaty

Oct 18, 2023 View Original Article
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38% : Following the Senate approval, the first article of the federal law that ratified the CTBT in 2000 will be revoked before it goes to Russian President Vladimir Putin for signature to wrap the process.
36% : Notably, nine countries, including the United States, China, Iran, and Israel, never ratified it, while India, Pakistan, North Korea, and Syria did not even sign it.

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