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US President Joe Biden vows to destroy chemical weapons by 2023

FP Staff • May 13, 2023, 17:09:30 IST
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Russia and China released a joint statement last month “insisting that the US, as the only CWC member state that has not completed the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpiles.

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US President Joe Biden vows to destroy chemical weapons by 2023

Ahead of the scheduled International Arms Control Conference in The Hague next week, US President Joe Biden announced to destroy its last remaining chemical weapons by the fall of 2023. “We are on track to complete the destruction of our chemical weapons stockpile by this fall – a disarmament milestone that upholds the highest standards of transparency and public safety,” Biden said in a statement posted on the White House website. In a statement issued by the White House, it said that next week, the United States and fellow state parties will gather for the fifth review conference of the chemical weapons convention to review our progress and determine what more we must do to rid the world of chemical weapons. “As we work together toward our shared goal, the United States is leading by example. We are on track to complete the destruction of our chemical weapons stockpile by this fall—a disarmament milestone that upholds the highest standards of transparency and public safety,” it said. “The US will continue to stand with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to prevent the stockpiling, production, and use of chemical weapons around the world. We should all work together to encourage the remaining nations to join the chemical weapons convention. The use of chemical weapons is never acceptable, and the world can be assured that the United States will not rest in this fight against impunity,” it added. Signatories to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which took effect in 1997, committed to disposing of all chemical munition stockpiles. Legally, the US is required to do so by the end of this year. The US pledged to destroy its last remaining chemical weapons stored in depots in Colorado and Kentucky by September 30, 2023. Moscow and Beijing have repeatedly urged Washington to speed up the disposal process. Russia and China released a joint statement last month “insisting that the US, as the only CWC member state that has not completed the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpiles. Read all the  Latest News,  Trending News,  Cricket News,  Bollywood News, India News and  Entertainment News here. Follow us on  Facebook_,_  Twitter and  Instagram_._

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