Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi:
I called for international solidarity toward a world without nuclear weapons, and urged the complete denuclearization of North Korea and an early resolution of the abduction issue.
A world free from nuclear weapons is a world full of peace. On #NuclearWeaponsEliminationDay, let’s unite for safety, hope & a future without fear.
Today is the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons.
A world without #NuclearWeapons is possible. The global majority have joined the Nuclear Ban Treaty to create a different security architecture. We are working hard to demand change. You can join us!
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A world without nuclear weapons—why does this day matter? ☮️🌍 Discover the history and global significance of September 26 with The Day Atlas.
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☮️ A World Free from Nuclear Weapons
A future free from nuclear threats is essential for protecting human life, dignity, and global peace. On the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, we reaffirm the importance of disarmament, international cooperation, and a safer world for future generations.
Dar AlThani stands for peace, human rights, and a world where humanity can thrive without the threat of nuclear harm.
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Today is the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. 🕊️
A reminder that peace means creating a world where people can feel safe and look toward the future without fear.
What does peace mean to you today?
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“Today each of America’s fourteen nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines is capable of launching 160 warheads with a combined explosive force of up to 73,000 kilotons, roughly the equivalent of five thousand Hiroshimas. The Russians possess a similar capability. A mere fraction of the nuclear weapons that exist today could kill millions of people within minutes.” @JerryBrownGov
Do not miss it! The next, the 16th International Uranium Film Festival of Rio de Janeiro, May 20 - 29, 2027 at Modern Art Museum (MAM Rio) Cinema -https://t.co/a5qVGTuupV - https://t.co/PXPcxVNi63
One year ago it won its first (of several awards) at the renowned Uranium Film Festival in Rio. For this year's fest they've just posted it again online. On U.S. suppression of Hiroshima footage for decades. Yes, it's in English and 53 minutes. https://t.co/1Ng6olATNv
Next year, on September 13, 2027, marks the 40th anniversary of the Goiânia accident with highly radioactive cesium-137. Send your films to ... https://t.co/a5qVGTtWAn
@URANIUMFESTIVAL Thank you for the Uranium Film Festival!
And, knowing this report, I had the courage to continue making movies.
thank you very much!
I pray that the Uranium Film Festival will take a leap forward.
43 years ago, September 26, 1983, a Russian soldier saved the world from nuclear war: Lieutenant Colonel Stanislav Petrov of the Soviet Air Defense Forces. Three well done and awarded movies tell Petrov’s heroic story: „The Man Who Saved the World“ by Peter Anthony and „The Red Button“ by Miroslaw Grubek and Ewa Pieta, and the short animation "In Our Hands" by Camillo Sancisi. https://t.co/8RjDy2Uasj