The treaty was a major Cold War arms-control milestone that reduced radioactive fallout, eased superpower tensions, and established a precedent for future nuclear arms agreements.
The Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, banning nuclear tests in the atmosphere, in outer space, and under water by the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union, went into effect on October 10, 1963, after ratification.
The treaty was a major Cold War arms-control milestone that reduced radioactive fallout, eased superpower tensions, and established a precedent for future nuclear arms agreements.
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President Trump issued threats of further military action against Iran amid ongoing tensions.
President Trump made new demands regarding sanctions on Russia and Iran, linked to a bill named after Lindsey Graham.
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Trump calls for new sanctions against Russia and Iran in a bill named after Lindsey Graham.