In October, Security Council members alongside Australia, Germany, Japan, Norway, and South Korea voted against a UN resolution to launch treaty negotiations.
Deterrence, or the threat of nuclear retaliation to avert enemy attack, has been a staple of international security policy since the Cold War.
Washington believes an outright weapons ban would be "fundamentally at odds with NATO`s basic policies on nuclear deterrence," as it outlined in an October letter to NATO members.
Instead, a gradual reduction of nuclear forces remains the only path to eventual disarmament, the U.S. stipulates.
But visibly absent will be Security Council members U.S., U.K., Canada, France, Russia, and China in addition to North Korea, which recently defended its right to nuclear arms following a series of recent ballistic missile launches.
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