Existing nuclear weapons states don't want to disarm completely
While the existing nuclear weapons states may be happy to reduce their stockpiles of nuclear weapons, and are happy to espouse full disarmament as a long-term goal, they don't want to relinquish their nuclear weapons completely.
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