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    Global Nuclear Weapon Stockpiles as of January 2026

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    2. PatriotSince1999 on

      Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal must be concerning for the whole world. One wrong move and Pakistani taliban will take over it.

    4. ziplock9000 on

      Many analysts think a huge amount of russian nukes don’t work due to lack of maintenance.

    11. Intelligent_Gear5739 on

      Now that we can’t trust the US to have our best interests in mind, I wouldn’t be surprised if several countries make a dash to get added to this list in the near future.

    12. ChaoticHarmonia on

      I think no one knows true statistics on Russia, China an North Korea (and Israel as well).

    14. OldestFetus on

      Wait, there’s a country in here that supposedly doesn’t have nuclear weapons.
      Also, this hypocrisy is grossly ridiculous. Most countries should be allowed to have nuclear weapons. Who is to decide that these are trustworthy nations? I mean, the one of the two nations with the most nukes is also statistically usually involved in the most wars… So why does the rest of the world have to play along and pretend that they are safe countries.

    15. HB2099 on

      When will Israel be classified as a rogue state and sanctioned just like Iran?

    16. Shadowolf75 on

      You all will not see it coming, but we have way more nuclear stockpile in Uruguay

    17. Best-Salad on

      Is there an estimated cost for 1 nuke? I know they come all shapes and sizes but having over 5000 nukes seems very expensive

    19. stmaryriver on

      Stupid, arrogant security council members with all that destruction is bad for the earth.

    20. Slight-Formal9277 on

      SIRPI is fucking useless, stop posting or using it. Thinking that China only has 35 deployed warheads is incredible levels of delusion that’s so incredibly off it shatters the credibility of their data entirely.

      The PLAN alone has 6-8 094 Jin-Class SSBNs each with 12 SLBMs. Even if each was a single 1MT warhead and not MIRVed, that’s already more than that 35 number; without counting all the ICBMs in its newly built silo fields with over a hundred silos, or the road-mobile DF-41/51 TELs, or the Jing-Lei-2 nuclear-tipped ALBM.