Your Nation's Nuclear Program

[Mevraq]

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[b]1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons?[/b]
   [b]a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons?[/b]
   [b]b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal?[/b]
   [b]c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war?[/b]
   [b]d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal?[/b]
[b]2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?[/b]
   [b]a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources?[/b]
   [b]b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country?[/b]
   [b]c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste?[/b]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes.
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Mevraq began developing nuclear weapons in the late 1950s, after uranium deposits were discovered. Mevraq tested its first nuclear warhead in 1969.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Mevraq has approximately 400 nuclear warheads.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Mevraq has agreed not to expand its nuclear arsenal. Indeed, Mevraq's nuclear weapons are considered antiquated, and many in the military have called for the modernization of nuclear delivery systems.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes.
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 54%.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? One. The nuclear submarine Kindah suffered a meltdown while on patrol and was lost with all hands.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? In 2018, the decision was finally made to establish a permanent nuclear waste disposal site at Alun. For years, the Alun communal government had blocked the plan, until Premier Saleh offered a massive grant to establish a major research university and teaching hospital at Alun.

[Gandoor]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? No, nuclear weapons are banned in the Democratic Republic.
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? N/A
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? N/A
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? N/A
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? N/A
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes.
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 82% of all energy produced in the Democratic Republic comes from nuclear power and it is the predominant source of energy in our nation.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? All nuclear waste is stored in segregated storage repositories far from any human settlements and high-level waste is buried in a deep geological repository 500 metres underground that is also located far from any human settlements. All areas containing nuclear waste in our nation have copious warning signs concerning the danger in the area.

[The Union of British North America]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? in the late 1950s, with Operation Apollo in the Southwestern NAU that tested the first United Commonwealth atomic bomb (atomic arsenal is "shared" among all UC members, but only the NAU and Great Britain can test, develop, and use them, and we each have equal shares of various environment-based weapons (submersibles, land-based launch systems, airborne).
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? about 4000 warheads from a peak of about 6000 during 1960-1990
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes, the Strategic Missile Reduction Treaty of 1983 committed the United Commonwealth, Empire of Japan, and the Republic of China to reducing their nuclear arsenals and ensuring safeguards to prevent rogue usage and nuclear proliferation.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 14%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Whatever can be re-used for fuel is recycled while the NAU has a standing policy of deep earth burial.

[Tem Rhy]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes.
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? The first operational warhead was completed in 1972.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Currently, only one missile, however the Guard is investigating further manufacture.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes, the House of State has ordered that Tem Rhy keep no more than 5 total missiles, and all manufacture of any other WMDs requires approval from the Chief of the Revolutionary Guard and both chambers of the Assembly.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes.
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? About 30%, mainly in use around To Rhem.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Yes. In 1959, there was an incident at the Westgate Ridge Plant which resulted in 5 deaths and the abandonment of To Kaomo. There was another incident at To Rhem in 1980 in which control was briefly lost over a reactor, however there were no deaths or long-term effects.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Historically, the waste was exported to an ally country; however after the end of the relations in 1986, it was decided to build a long-term storage facility in one of the more rural areas. This facility was certified operational in 1989 and has been in use since 1990.

[Sannyamathland]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons?Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? The first Soviet atomic bomb was detonated on August 29, 1949, shocking the entire world.This happened just after US conducted its first post war nuclear test.Nicknamed "Operation Lightning",this incident lead to a subsequent arms race between the Soviet Union and the USA.The Soviet Union developed huge quantities of Nuclear Weapons during this time.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal?7000 Nuclear Warheads as of December,2020
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war?No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal?Yes,Under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,the Soviet Union has taken efforts towards reducing the number of active Nuclear Weapons possesed by it.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources?About 32 percent
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country?Yes,about 36 have occured in total.The most dangerous one happened in the small village of Grovograd,where The Long Bow Nuclear Power Plant was located.One of the reactors suffered a partial meltdown.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste?According to the Soviet Radioactive Waste Disposal Plan of 2011(SRWDP),Geologic disposal is the main method of nuclear waste disposal.Reusing and recycling is however preferred over any other method.The method of Transmutation is also used in some cases.

[Atheara]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes.
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? 2007. Atheara was interested in Nuclear technology but never had the money until 2007.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? 500 Warheads.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? Not yet.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Nope.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 25%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? None so far.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? A Permanent Nuclear Waste Disposal Station was made in 2010.

[Hoyerlay]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? We began developing atomic bombs in the ealy 1940s.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? 31,546 warheads
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? No
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 16.1%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Geologic disposal at one of the uninhabited islands Hoyerlay owns

[Polish PR]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Poland bought it from USSR, in 1996
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? 95 warheads
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? No
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 25%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? All nuclear waste is launched towards the Sun, where its burnt.

[South Caleblan]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? As early as 1943 research on the subject has begun, but it was only in 1951 that a centralized research effort was conducted. The first detonation took place on Nila island in 1956 on the far eastern corner of the country, with further tests conducted until 1964.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Estimates vary as the government has been keeping the actual numbers a secret, but official estimates suggest that at least 300 - 500 warheads are operational
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? No plans so far
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? Estimated between 10-30%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? None, yet
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Due to the archipelagic nature of the country, wastes are often stored in far flung islands away from major points of civilization, oftentimes they are stored in Borneo, largely due to their "disaster immunity" characteristic.

[Cayucas]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons?
No, but it possesses the theoretical capability.

Cayucas has historically been a center for advancement in nuclear physics. While the majority of Cayucan nuclear research has been on peacetime application, the Allies began to express great interest in the Cayucan program's offensive application with the onset of World War II. The idea of using nuclear energy to make an unprecedented bomb was hypothesized and consider plausible. Horizons University privately denounced the idea, arguing harnessing the power of nuclear energy for offensive purposes could lead to profound, undesirable consequences. So when the government was approached by the United States to help conduct a nuclear weapons program, the Ministry of Infrastructure enabled the Military Ministry to use their own infrastructure and personnel to aid in the Manhattan Project. Cayucan guidance and resources were vital in establishing the US program. After the conclusion of the Manhattan Project, Cayucas also helped with the fruition of the British High Explosive Research post World War II.

Having contributed heavily to both the US and UK programs, the Military Ministry expressed interest in conducting its own program. By post World War II, the MM had enough experience and knowledge to successfully create its own nuclear weapons. Parliament denied permission, considering the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons to be a tactical and moral imperative.

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d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal?
Parliament formalized their stance of non-proliferation with the 1953 Nuclear Weapons Non-Proliferation Act, which only allows for the production of nuclear weapons "under a critical defensive crisis of combative nature." The Act was reaffirmed by civilian referendum in 1984.

2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?
Yes.

While nuclear weapons are uniformly denounced, Cayucas has a rich history with nuclear energy. As a small yet dense island country, the development of a compact yet powerful power source became an explored interest as soon as the 20th century. The Ministry of Infrastructure, the Horizons University School of Sciences, and various private institutions were tasked with researching potential solutions. By the late 1920s, research accelerated in pace. The potential for electric fueled automation to augment the workforce first proved itself as a game changer in World War I. As the international political climate began to heat up with the decade, a secure and powerful means of power was seen as a national priority in the event of another war. Horizons University made the first man-made reactor, which achieved criticality on February 3rd, 1939. The national effort would continue to establish the Brasstal Nuclear Power Plant, achieving criticality on July 21st, 1941.

a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources?
Over 90% of domestic power is supplied from nuclear energy. All nuclear power plants in Cayucas currently in use are LFTR reactors. The remaining <10% is typically sourced from fuels synthetically produced in the nuclear energy program.

b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country?
There has been one significant accident in the history of Cayucan nuclear energy: the Pilgrim's Reach Island NPP Incident.

On August 11th, 1961, an earthquake and tsunami struck Pilgrim's Reach. The plant was following typical safety standards, but the natural disaster lead to a chain reaction of events that rendered the precautions futile. The plant experienced a full meltdown, resulting in an evacuation of the town and a temporary gap in part of the national power grid.

The incident was a spark for massive reforms and developments in the Cayucan nuclear energy program. With accountability and successful public relations efforts, the program was preserved. The program's safety standards were already robust, but they were made more strict and fleshed out. The incident also led to Cayucas becoming a leader in nuclear disaster containment and cleanup. Research and development was focused on naturally safer reactor designs, such as the LFTR. The Pilgrim's Reach Exclusion Zone was successfully decontaminated and re-opened to the public in 2015. Sections of the town and old power plant remain preserved in their meltdown-era form as a National Historical Park for its cultural and historic significance, collectively forming the PRINPP National Heritage Site.

c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste?
Since the inception of the Cayucan nuclear energy program, nuclear waste in need of a permanent home has been buried deep underground in the Irradiating Island Disposal Site.

The island is distant from settlement and features stable bedrock unlikely to be effected by natural disaster. Waste casks can be deposited and buried into the waste tunnels, which may then back filled upon tunnel capacity being declared reached. The site and waste are made to require no human intervention upon sealing. Since the site's establishment, the Ministry of Infrastructure has generated revenue from using it as an international nuclear waste disposal site. Irradiating Island is publicly reputed for its measures to discourage unintended site interaction. Aside from strict military security, the site also famously features foreboding landscaping to convey the site's danger to life. A variety of monoliths convey the danger through written language and pictographs.

[Konolas]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Around 1990, when we inherited a few nuclear weapons from the collapsing Soviet Union
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Around 30 ICBMs
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? No, as they protect us from Russia
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? Around 10%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? None as of date
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? We put it inside huge undreground bunkers

[Radiatia]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? It was during the communist era, around 3979NC under the leadership of Drake Zerkus who basically starved the population in order to pour the entire nation's resources into research and development of WMDs.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? There are believed to be around 4000 nuclear warheads, of these only around 1000 are actively deployed.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? Yes, during the Isthmus War in the year 4004NC when the Rivenkan city of Helios was nuked.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Currently no, but it is actively in negotiation with other nations with a hope to achieve this.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 60%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Yes, the worst was the Miitlania City meltdown which resulted in the evacuation of the city and quarantine of the northern part of that state for over 30 years.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Radiatia has a lot of wilderness. We dump it there. Everyone says Radiatia needs more green spaces, and our green spaces happen to glow in the dark too.

[The Raven Morocco Islands]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? In the early 1960s, The Raven Morocco Islands entered into a defence pact with Stengland, which shared its nuclear technology and weapons with us.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? In total, it contains 3,472 nuclear weapons, however, most are quite old and will be retired shortly.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? It attempted to enter into negotiations with other powers on Eros on the matter; but no other nation wanted to commit to giving up their preciousss nukessss.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 69% or so. Nuclear power became very popular in the nation after the dangers of fossil fuels were revealed, and the transition to renewables is slowly being staged across the islands.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Yes, two. The first was in 1987 when Never Gonna Give You Up was first released, with the entire power plant at Júró being abandoned for a Rick Astley concert. The reactor core overheated, which normally was not a problem, but the automatic meltdown safety systems had been disabled in a storm. Without anyone to manually begin the shutdown, the reactor core exploded. Termed the Júró disaster, it was the worst nuclear accident in the history of Eros.

The second accident came from a surprising place: a residential backyard in the city of Pearlington. This part of the town was actually built over the first nuclear reactor in The Raven Morocco Islands, and had since been ‘destroyed’. Actually, the government had filled in the valley which the reactor was contained in, and now houses were on top of it. Remarkably, the reactor core was still intact, and when a pool was dug in the aforementioned backyard, it struck on the edge of the core. The resulting reaction destroyed Pearlington (a city with the world record for that), but thankfully radiation was contained to the valley and harbour of the city.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? It is shipped into space, where it is either sold to be used as a fuel for unmanned probes and vehicles, or shot into a nearby star.

[Countesia]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes.

a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Countesia detonated its first atomic bomb in 1953, and its first thermonuclear warhead in 1959.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? The Countesian Nuclear Arsenal currently numbers at 6,000 warheads in storage, with 300 currently deployed by its nuclear submarine program.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No. The purpose of the Countesian Nuclear Program was to ensure that Countesia could not be coerced by nuclear armed powers.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? 3,500 Warheads considered obsolete are currently in the process of being decommissioned for newer models.

2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?

a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 75% of Countesias energy is provided by 96 Nuclear Power Plants scattered around Countesia. The remaining 25% of the nations power comes from coal, natural gas and renewable energy.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? To date, there have been seven nuclear power incidents in Countesia. According to the INES scale, four of these incidents were classed as level one events, two at level three, and one at level 5.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? In Countesia, spent fuel rods are collected by the federal government to be chemically reprocessed to extract leftover plutonium and uranium. Most of this is re-used as fuel, but a considerable amount of plutonium is kept on to be enriched for use in nuclear warheads. The remaining fuel unable to be reprocessed is currently stored 3000 meters underground in a specialised nuclear storage facility, which also oversees nuclear decommissioning.

[Astares Amauricanum]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? In 1945
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? About 3000 nuclear warheads
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? Yes, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6th and 9th 1945
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes, a reduction by a third over the past decade.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? About 70%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Yes, some overheat, but no serious accident like Chernobyl
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? We either recycle it, or bury it deep underground in specialized bunkers.

[Lorrana]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? No
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes

a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? ~27%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Power plants are located in inhospitable places that are not near civilization

[Alpinumtia]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Alpinumtia acquired nuclear weapon on May the 4th, 2015
[b]b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? 1200 Active Warheads, 3000 Retired Warheads awaiting dismantlement.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? Yes, tactically against Aequatoris in retaliation.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes, although the Nuclear Deterrence Act demanded that the number of active warheads must be above 1000.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 78% comes from nuclear reactors around the country.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Yes, we recycle them for nuclear weapons.

[Coconut Palm Island]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons?
Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons?
In 2018. The King vehemently opposed the Island acquiring nuclear weapons, but the Senate, who had been for it for years, finally achieved a 3/4 majority necessary to overrule the King. So, after they overrode his veto, the King very reluctantly oversaw the formation of the Coconut Palm Island Nuclear Program.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal?
300 warheads (100 on land, 200 in submarines). Just enough to retaliate against a rogue nation that attacks us, but certainly not powerful enough to decimate large countries.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? The King has discretion over how many warheads to maintain, but any change of greater than +/- 20% in one year must be approved by the Senate to prevent major changes at the Monarch's whim.
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? None of it.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? N/A
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? N/A

[Svenska-Britannia]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Through the approval of the 'Imperial Nuclear Defense Program' in the 1940's'
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? About 3000 Nuclear Weapons
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No, only for Last Resort or Tactical Military Usage
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes, programs have been made to reduce the nuclear arsenal and replace it with more efficient and deadlier weapons
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes, but to only a small extent
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 10%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No, since all Plants are closely monitored
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Recycling and re-purposement into other usages.

[Peatiktist]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Large Uranium deposits discovered during Civil War, warheads assembled by end of year
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Approx. 750 total warheads
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? Twice
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? No
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 5%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Classified.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Nuclear plants are owned by private companies that use the waste for manufacturing.

[Katas]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? No
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? ~90%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Nothing as catastrophic as a meltdown, and no radiation leaks, we take nuclear safety very seriously
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? There is very little waste as we primarily use thorium, which produces significantly less waste and a significantly shorter is time needed to decay down safe levels of radiation (centuries instead of tens of millennia); We also reprocess byproducts back into usable material. Our method for handling the little waste we do produce is to pay other countries to store it for us

[Nevertopia]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons?
Yes

a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? roughly 200 years after its founding

b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? comparable size to current real world US stockpile along with anomalous WMDs.

c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No.

d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes

2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes

a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 60%

b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? Yes. All successfully contained with minimal casualties.

c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Terraforming.

[Waldeck-Schwarzburg]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes, of course we do!
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Waldeck-Schwarzburg began development during the late-1940s, and detonated our first uranium gun design test weapon in 1952. We detonated our first implosion device in 1953. We detonated our first thermonuclear weapon in 1956.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Waldeck-Schwarzburg's arsenal is classified, but most unclassified estimates range between 900 and 1475 warheads of all types.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No. But we reserve the right to end aggression against us with a measured nuclear response.
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Waldeck-Schwarzburg has agreed to integrate its nuclear arsenal into the region "Germany"'s nuclear framework. Both arsenals are classified, so we are unable to comment on force disposition, limits, or reductions.

2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes. Waldeck-Schwarzburg operates 37 nuclear power plants safely and efficiently.
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? Approximately 73%.
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? No - all of our nuclear power plants are safe and efficient.
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Waldeck-Schwarzburg temporarily stores its waste from nuclear power plants and military reactors (such as from submarine- and surface vessel-based reactors) at a classified holding facility. Our space program is heavily involved in manufacturing cheap, fully-automated cargo vessels in which nuclear waste is loaded and then launched toward the Sun. These cargo ships plunge down into the Sun's surface, where both the ship and the waste material are burned up.

[United Latin American States]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons?
Our Nuclear Weapons were first acquired through the Huracan project which brought together scientists and engineers from all over the ULAS to develop them. Keep note that this was during the formation of the nation, we developed them to deter American intervention as they are very keen on interfering in Latin American politics and sovereignty. We later developed Thermonuclear weapons, but we quickly shifted our focus to even more powerful weapons: pure fusion and anti-matter weapons.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal?
489 Regular Fission Nuclear Devices, 1162 Thermonuclear Devices, 2378 Pure Fusion Nuclear Devices, 4656 Anti-matter Nuclear Devices
(8685 Total Weapons of Mass Destruction)
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war?
No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal?
None what so ever
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy?
Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources?
around 85% of our energy supply comes from nuclear sources, amazing isn't
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country?
There have been minor accidents with the reactors' cooling, however, that was quickly mitigated
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste?
We throw it back into the reactor if there is any and burn it

[Zarnicovia nova]

1. Does your nation have nuclear weapons? Yes
a) How and when did your nation acquire nuclear weapons? Stolen from my ur colonizers during our revolution then figuring out how to make them.
b) How large is your nation's nuclear arsenal? Around 18,000 nukes.
c) Has your nation ever detonated a nuclear weapon in war? No
d) Has your nation made any commitments to limit or reduce its nuclear arsenal? Yes
2. Does your nation use nuclear energy? Yes
a) How much of your energy supply comes from nuclear sources? 56%
b) Have there ever been any accidents at a nuclear power plant in your country? During our civil war a nuclear reactor was bombed and caused damaged which led to radioactive materials being put out into the air
c) How does your nation deal with the issue of nuclear waste? Reuse it.