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00:00Mr. Clark, how do you think Washington is considering this Chinese step today?
00:06At the beginning, a Chinese welcome came that the major countries
00:10is committed to non-proliferation or non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, and shortly after, China is interested in strengthening its nuclear arsenals
00:20It is also trying to repair them or carry out maintenance.
00:28Thanks. Thanks for having me.
00:35I would like to return to the statement issued this week by the Security Council
00:42and reject the history that led us to what we are.
00:47from the point of view of Washington and for the various parties during the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union at that time
00:58recognized that non-proliferation serves both countries,
01:05This serves the interests of the United States and its national security. And if we have a series of conversations
01:14It allowed the parties to understand the nature of the nuclear arsenal of the other side
01:21the scope and capabilities of this arsenal.
01:25And that was in the 1980s, and we set a framework
01:31to deal with any misunderstanding that might be
01:36Deadly. The talks were mentioned on Monday in a meeting
01:44the Security Council, and this was between Reagan and Gorbachev, but
01:49as President Reagan noticed at that time and knows that he said that
01:57that there should be confidence but verification
02:01out, and this is where we are today. China does not allow any kind of transparency.
02:11China
02:12It has the fastest-growing arsenal of nuclear capabilities. and Beijing refuses to reveal the number
02:22the nuclear bombs available to them and the number they want to develop and what they intend to do with these weapons.
02:30It is the least transparent program among the five members of the Security Council, despite the secrecy
02:40Nuclear activities in Beijing
02:43Speaking of the United States and other Member States, it has known for more than a year that
02:52China conducts experiments
02:55about nuclear capabilities on land, air and sea