Ending the nuclear arms race starts with cities doing their part

Cities around the world are facing a catastrophic threat from nuclear weapons, which are designed to target and harm urban areas. This threat, known as nuclear deterrence, involves holding the cities of potential adversaries under constant threat, often based on real or imagined fears. The devastating consequences of even a small nuclear attack would be a humanitarian emergency, causing widespread harm and destruction to cities and their inhabitants.

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