Nuclear states can't argue weapons are necessary AND deny others

The nuclear weapons states can't argue that nuclear weapons are an indispensable, legitimate and open-ended guarantor of their own and allies’ security AND that others have no right to acquire them to protect their own perceived security needs.

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