List of states with nuclear weapons



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Austrasia
The Austrasian Riche maintains an arsenal of strategic and tactical nuclear warheads. Riche policy on nuclear weapons is set out in the Hweitsberg Edicts. The 1st Edict decreed that Austrasia would pursue the development of a nuclear arsenal for the purpose of defending the integrity of the Riche & the rights of its citizens against aggression from the near-abroad. Subsequently, the 2nd Edict decreed that while counter-value targeting was contrary to a  could justly employ nuclear weapons against tyranny. Consistent with the Hweitsberg Edict Austrasia has forsworn the development of nuclear-equipped cruise or ballistic missiles with ranges exceeding 1,500 km; but retains a large and varied arsenal of and intermediate range  for.

Chezzetcook
Chezzetcook maintains a dual-level nuclear dyad employing aircraft delivered gravity bombs and missiles, as well as submarine and surface ship launched missiles. The current arsenal includes XXX warheads split between the official nuclear force, the Force de dissuasion, and the unofficial Force de Frappe of the Marine Nationale. Official policy on the use of nuclear weapons requires presidential authorization for use, and designates the force de dissuasion as exclusively for defense of the home islands against foreign attack or invasion. Because the unofficial force de frappe is not explicitly listed in the nuclear policy the Marine Nationale has more freedom in employment, though still requires presidential authorization.

According to official nuclear policy, the force de dissuasion is responsible for Chezzetcook's strategic response and consists of 80 missiles which are deployed among the four s, with one submarine on strategic deterrence patrol at all times. In addition the force de dissuasion maintains approximately 400 warheads in both active and inactive reserve status. As the explicit and exclusive role of the force de dissuasion is as a second-strike option for defense of the Chezzetcook Home Islands, the force is guided under a policy which considers invasion of the home islands as equivalent to a nuclear strike. The force de dissuasion operates on a concept to act as a deterrent.

The force de frappe are the nuclear weapons employed in a tactical and pre-strategic role by the Marine Nationale under authorization of the president. These weapons serve the dual role as a nuclear "warning shot" as a limited response to events or circumstances that may escalate to strategic nuclear use, or in wartime when "regular use" is authorized as tactical weapons at the discretion of on-the-spot commanders. force de frappe weapons are explicitly in nature and are considered different from strategic weapons such as the force de dissuasion in terms of both employment and response. The Chezzetcook government has a policy acknowledging that the use of tactical nuclear weapons against legitimate military targets will not be responded with full scale strategic exchange, but will be matched in kind. Weapons under this category include 180 gravity bombs in both active and inactive reserve, as well as 350  tactical warheads. The Modèle 88 warhead can replace conventional high explosive warheads on the air to surface missile, the  air (A), ship (B) and submarine (C) launched cruise missiles, as well as heavy weight submarine torpedos and the  anti-submarine weapon. Though only the Modèle 91 is regularly employed with the Modèle 88 warhead.

Chezzetcook maintains an active nuclear weapons test zone in the Boreal ocean around the Weapons Test Range located 160nm West of Chezzetcook.

Gardarike
Since the mid 1990's, the role of Gardarike's nuclear arsenal has shifted from its former policy of riding out and winning a war on a nuclear battlefield to a policy of with, following the 1992 Aukalnian Missile Crisis. Gardarike dismantled all of its tactical nuclear weapons following the events of June 1992, when it came to light that the Gardic government had trouble maintaining positive control over them during the crisis.

Gardarike currently fields approximately 360 nuclear weapons.

20 of these are deployed on Smyrill fighters of the 2nd Strategic Bombing Squadron, which are kept on 24/7. Each Fighter carries a gravity bomb with a yield of 1 megaton and an. In times of crisis a further 20 Smyrill fighters can be equipped with the same type of bomb. These aircraft would be tasked with destroying hardened, deeply-buried targets such as leadership bunkers.

In addition, Gardarike possesses both Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and Theatre-range Ballistic Missiles.

The Gardic ICBM force numbers approximately 120 missiles, each with a 1 megaton warhead. They are based in deep mountain valleys in Western Gardarike in order to force any state attempting a counterforce strike to launch its nuclear warheads at a high angle, giving Gardarike more time to react to a nuclear attack.

The Gardic TBM force however is considerably larger at approximately 1100 missiles, though only 200 warheads are estimated to be in existence for this force, each with a 0.5 megaton yield. The TBM force is highly mobile and difficult to destroy in a disarming strike launched from Gardarike's nuclear-armed neighbors.

Koryeo
Koryeo possesses and maintains a nuclear bi-ad, with air and sea launched weapon systems. Koryeose nuclear weapons are overwhelmingly strategic weapons with practically no tactical level weapons. Koryeo maintains a.

Mero-Curgovina
Although confirmed to have conducted or otherwise participated in a series of nuclear tests, Mero-Curgovina deliberately maintains regarding whether or not it maintains a nuclear arsenal. The Commonwealth observes this policy regarding all projects it considers 'special purpose,' including chemical and anti-satellite weapons. Experts in nuclear proliferation believe it is likely that Mero-Curgovina is nuclear capable, but only through gravity delivery.

Poja
Poja might have nukes, it might not, it might and we can't find them, or it could be smoke and mirrors. :: jazz hands ::