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North Korea and Iran have collaborated on missile development in the past. This has been brought to the attention of government officials because North Korea has been extremely active when it comes to nuclear weapons. CIA Director Mike Pompeo said that as North Korea improves its capabilities, it could share their knowledge and technology if approached by potential customers, which is Iran.

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Total nuclear weapons: Unknown

Number that are operational: ?

Number retired/awaiting dismantlement: ?

Total nuclear tests: 4

First test: October 2006

Most recent test: Late 2017

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Total nuclear weapons: 260

Number that are operational: 0; all are in stockpile

Number retired/awaiting dismantlement: 260

Total nuclear tests: 45

First test: October 1964

Most recent test: July 1996

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Total nuclear weapons: 6,970

Number that are operational: 1,750

Number retired/awaiting dismantlement: 4,670

Total nuclear tests: 1,030

First test: July 1945

Most recent test: September 1992

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How many nuclear weapons does the US have?

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Total nuclear weapons: 7,300

Number that are operational: 1,790

Number retired/awaiting dismantlement: 4,490

Total nuclear tests: 715

First test: August 1949

Most recent test: October 1990

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The Eternal Flame is a fire of hope for eternal world peace. It was designed by Tange Kenzo who was the professor of Tokyo University during Hiroshima. The flame has been lit since August 1st, 1964.

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It was decided under the Hiroshima Peace Memorial City Construction Law, that the Peace Memorial Hall, Peace Memorial Museum, City Auditorium, and the Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims will be constructed in Peace Memorial Park as reminders of the past and contributions to a future of lasting peace.

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Nuclear energy is the energy released during nuclear fission or fusion, especially when used to generate electricity. In the 1930s and ‘40s, people discovered that they could use this energy as a weapon. Technology developed in the Manhattan Project successfully used this energy in a chain reaction to create atomic bombs.

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The bomb in Hiroshima was the first nuclear bomb to ever be used. Today, nine countries can now deliver nuclear warheads on ballistic missiles. In 2009, North Korea successfully tested a nuclear weapon as powerful as the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima. The underground explosion was so significant that it created an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.5.

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Atomic bombs are a bomb that derives its destructive power from the rapid release of nuclear energy by fission of heavy atomic nuclei, causing damage through heat, blast, and radioactivity. They are programed to detonate a few feet off the ground.

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Hear these stories of survival:

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70 Years Later, Two Survivors Reflect On Hiroshima Bombing

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Sadako Sasaki was diagnosed with leukemia nine years after the bombing of Hiroshima. She loved running. But after she was diagnosed, Sadako was bed-ridden while she was in the hospital. Her friend, Chizuko, tells Sadako about the paper cranes, and if she folds a thousand paper cranes, she will feel better. Sadako never finishes, and dies from leukemia.