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Will the US strikes on Iran push China and North Korea to ramp up their nuclear arms programmes?

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The pre-emptive strikes also risked setting a precedent for US adversaries to justify similar action against any serious efforts by the US’ Asia-Pacific partners to gain their own nuclear weapons, they said.

After a series of Israeli assaults on Iran’s nuclear sites, the US on Sunday deployed more than 125 aircraft and a submarine in an operation to attack three Iranian nuclear sites.

The targeted action against Iran – which Israel sees as an existential threat – was one of the largest efforts to set back Iranian enrichment efforts.

Following the strike, Iran’s parliament unanimously agreed to suspend all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations nuclear watchdog that monitors the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT).



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