Nuclear weapons in the International Democratic Union
Nuclear weapons, including both strategic and tactical varieties, are maintained by numerous sovereign states on Earth in the International Democratic Union, with varying numbers of warheads and delivery capabilities. Although the XXXX Treaty has largely been successful in constraining the size of nuclear arsenals, the lack of a major anti-proliferation treaty or norm against proliferation has lead to the widespread development of state nuclear programs. Nuclear testing, meanwhile, is constrained by the XXXX Treaty. Nuclear weapons have only once been used in wartime, with the 1998 Atomic Decimation in Iskiram during YYY.
History
Darya Paperclip, first detonation
Nuclear Arms Control
Treaty
New Treaty
Failed 2011 attempt at expanding the treaty.
Test Ban Treaty
Probably partially adopted