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Countries with Nuclear Weapons

Name all the countries that have ever possessed nuclear weapons.
Not counting countries that hold nuclear weapons under the control of another country
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Quiz by mac212121
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Last updated: November 1, 2018
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Status
Country
Acknowledged
China
Acknowledged
France
Acknowledged
India
Acknowledged
North Korea
Acknowledged
Pakistan
Status
Country
Acknowledged
Russia
Acknowledged
United Kingdom
Acknowledged
United States
Unacknowledged
Israel
Former
South Africa
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Level 36
Aug 27, 2012
South Africa for the win!
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Level 54
Aug 27, 2012
me too!
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Level 17
Dec 4, 2012
Me three!
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Level 46
Mar 10, 2018
Me Four!
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Level 72
Apr 13, 2018
Meow!
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Level 17
Apr 23, 2018
meow six then? I don't know!
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Level 50
May 23, 2019
Meow, seven?
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Level 70
Jun 4, 2019
meow eight apparently
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Level 56
Feb 25, 2020
MEOW, ONE MILLION SEVENTY EIGHT THOUSAND AND FORTY- TWO. Now Continue
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Level 53
Mar 8, 2020
Meow 1078043!
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Level 66
May 23, 2020
Meow 666
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Level 89
May 23, 2020
Alright, who let all these cats into the comment section?
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Level 78
May 27, 2020
What is meow?
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Level 39
Jan 10, 2021
Meow meow meow meow, meow meow, meow: meow meow. MEOW meow meow!
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Level 48
Jun 20, 2023
Meow meow meow MOEW MEOW!
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Level 60
Jun 3, 2021
@Jackinthebox

It's not what is meow.

It's why is meow.

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Level 63
Jun 16, 2023
how is meow

is meow doing well

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Level 55
Jun 22, 2021
Why meow? Because why not!

Meow

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Level 56
Jul 1, 2021
To meow or not to meow? That is the question
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Level 59
Aug 28, 2021
Me. Ow.
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Level 67
Dec 6, 2021
Meow ∞
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Level 55
Dec 6, 2021
same
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Level 42
Dec 6, 2021
mjau mjau
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Level 44
Dec 6, 2021
Meow, Meow, Meow. Meow. Meow... Meow.
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Level 64
Dec 6, 2021
Longest comment chain ever?

also meow

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Level 44
Dec 6, 2021
Meow is the answer, question, problem and solution. Meow is everything
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Level 76
Dec 6, 2021
Did Chairman Meow bring nukes China?
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Level 55
Dec 6, 2021
Surprised to see this is still going!

Meow! Miau! Miaou! Miao! Miav!

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Level 45
Dec 8, 2021
M

Me

Meo

Meow

Meo

Me

M

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Level 64
Dec 12, 2021
Woem
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Level 40
Aug 20, 2022
Me ow
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Level 53
Oct 17, 2022
mjau mjau mjau mjuaaa nyaa a
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Level 40
Dec 9, 2022
meow 1078044
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Level 36
Jun 25, 2023
meow 2,727,362,983,478,234
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Level 54
Sep 14, 2023
Miaaaow
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Level 21
Nov 20, 2014
No Kidding
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Level 47
Mar 6, 2015
thx! ;-) (I would never have known that...)
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Level 84
Sep 25, 2016
Swing and a miss. Thought sure that Tuvalu used to have "the bomb". :-P
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Level 46
Oct 12, 2023
lmao
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Level 39
Apr 13, 2018
Qué Pasa Amigos?
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Level 69
Apr 13, 2018
Me too
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Level 75
Apr 20, 2018
I got it by a total guess.
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Level 42
Jun 8, 2021
u guys r funny xd
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Level 24
Oct 19, 2021
India & Pakistan. Of course. I also thought there wasn't nukes in the Southern Hemisphere but I was wrong.
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Level 38
Dec 6, 2021
South Africa is one that had nukes and also the former colonial belongings of France and UK also make them exist in both hemispheres.
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Level 79
Sep 8, 2022
India and Pakistan are in the northern hemisphere...
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Level 40
Dec 9, 2022
i thought there was never a country in Africa with big boom
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Level 66
Dec 6, 2021
The last Apartheid government got rid of them because they were afraid a black ruled government were going to take charge and did not trust them with nukes.
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Level 62
Dec 6, 2021
Probably a reasonable decision, given the chaos 'decolonisation' generally brought to African countries
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Level 56
Dec 6, 2021
3 years later,... Me fifth
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Level 25
Dec 8, 2021
meow infinity + 1
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Level 66
Aug 28, 2022
like if you're still meowing in 2022
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Level 32
Jun 20, 2023
Attack Helicopter!
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Level 61
Aug 28, 2012
Ukraine is also a country that had nuclear weapons after the breakup of the soviet union. They gave them up eventually, though.
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Level 34
Dec 19, 2019
as well as belarus and kazakhstan
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Level 35
Feb 5, 2020
Poland too
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Level 53
Dec 6, 2021
There were nuclear weapons on Polish territory, but they were in no sense controlled by the Polish People's army directly. So no, Poland never had nuclear weapons.

You can argue about Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus, but short answer is no.

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Level 35
Mar 16, 2022
you can't argue, and short answer is yes
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Level 56
Sep 21, 2023
the short answer is no, because they simply inherited theirs from the USSR, whereas South Africa developed their own
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Level 55
May 25, 2021
Ukraine gave them to Russia in return for them not invading their land... you know how that turned out.
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Level 66
Dec 6, 2021
Ukraine could never take care of them, because financial reasons, they would have been neglected wich could have gone bad.
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Level 32
Dec 7, 2021
I mean, all Russian invasions of Ukraine thus far have been justified, unlike other recent invasions (Late 1900s - Early 2000s). Despite the media painting it out as a, "Nazi invasion of Ukraine," it's completely neglecting the fact that Ukraine has genocided ethnic Russians, continues building military bases and bombs of Russian enemies on their Russian border, and in 2014 multiple votes held by the Crimean Parliament (Who were Ukrainian) came back with people in Crimea wanting to unify with Russia. 2014 only turned out to be an invasion because Ukraine wanted it to be one. If you actually look at other recent tensions you'll find China's invasions of Vietnam, USA's many invasions into the Middle East, etc.

Compared to that, Russia is quite chill. They are an incredibly opportunistic regime, but the US media paints them out to be much more of a monster, imperialist country than they actually are. I'm pretty sure the US has invaded more countries than Russia.

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Level 80
Apr 13, 2022
This comment aged like ...
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Level 21
May 11, 2022
LOL
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Level 48
Oct 23, 2022
I've been talking about how Russia will try to take over Ukraine for the last 6 years but nobody listened
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Level 34
Aug 28, 2012
How about the NATO shared nukes, between Belgium, Netherlands, France, etc.
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Level 26
Aug 29, 2013
how about former soviet countries that had nuclear weapons
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Level 66
Dec 6, 2021
France does not share it nukes with it allies, USA does.
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Level 43
Aug 30, 2012
Belarus and Kazakhstan also had nuclear weapons at one time. Under NATO

Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy and Turkey have nuclear weapons.

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Level 3
Sep 12, 2012
This is correct, although, as for germany, there were nuclear weapons on their territory, however they were not meant for the Germans to use them themselves (as a result of WWII, Germany wasn't allowed to posses and use Nuclear Weapons, same as Japan). Remember Germany was divided in 4 allied zones after the war, so in East Germany there probably were USSR Nuclear weapons at the time). As the allied forces startet withdrawing after the wall fell, they took the Nuclear Weapons with them. Regarding Italy I'm not sure, Belgium, The Netherlands and Turkey have US Nuclear Weapons, which they can use under NATO command. Ukraine, Kazachstan and Belarus used to have Nuclear Weapons at the time the USSR split up, this is correct also. They all should be added to this Quiz in my opinion, with the exeption or Germany and perhaps Italy (someting to investigate before altering).
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Level 35
Nov 20, 2014
Come to my nuclear quiz. It is much larger.
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Level 11
Sep 26, 2012
how did i forget pakistan? never would have guessed israel.
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Level 37
Dec 23, 2012
HOW did I get South Africa and miss Pakistan?!?
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Level 83
Jan 8, 2013
got all the ones that still have them in a flash.... took me a while to get South Africa. I had no idea that they used to have nukes. I guessed every West European country, every former SSR and Soviet client state, and pretty much every other British commonwealth country before I got to South Africa.
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Level 83
Feb 14, 2013
You should make this quiz 1 minute.
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Level 59
Jun 10, 2016
Agree.
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Level 22
Aug 15, 2013
3:32 mins to spare.
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Level 35
Feb 24, 2014
3:46 HAHA!
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Level 47
Oct 8, 2014
3:48 HAHA!
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Level 55
Nov 15, 2015
1:29! HA HA HA! Wait....
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Level 55
Mar 23, 2020
5:07!
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Level 67
Dec 6, 2021
42:69 heha
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Level 35
Dec 9, 2013
Come and check out my nuclear countries quiz. It is bigger and way better
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Level 55
Mar 23, 2020
Link please!!
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Level 59
Jun 23, 2023
https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/54990/the-nuke-quiz
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Level 55
Jun 20, 2023
no
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Level 35
Mar 13, 2014
AND! Madagascar. They just don't have the equipment to use it. They used to be a strong economy country. Then they built a nuke and the only thing the nuked destroyed was their economy. They asked France to take it, but France said no.
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Level 8
Mar 25, 2014
How about iran? they've been on the news for a nuclear program...
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Level 82
May 20, 2014
Is it bad that I got all of them with 3:39 left because of the really, REALLY old Youtube video End of Ze World? xD
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Level 47
Nov 4, 2017
Hey, at least you have the knowledge. ;)
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Level 50
May 22, 2018
I got it that way too.....
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Level 79
Nov 20, 2014
On the upside, these are all stable democracies, so we have nothing to worry about.
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Level 56
Nov 20, 2014
North Korea
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Level 83
Nov 20, 2014
and Pakistan. I think he was probably joking.
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Level 54
Jul 11, 2022
Aged well
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Level 12
Nov 20, 2014
Easy! Did it with 1:54 to spare
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Level 7
Nov 20, 2014
nice quiz
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Level 17
Nov 20, 2014
Please accept Democratic People's Repuloc of Korea, and DPRK, as it is it's official name
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Level 47
Nov 4, 2017
Or you can make it easier on yourself and call it North Korea.
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Level 30
Apr 18, 2018
Yes- it's an insult to democracy to call North Korea 'democratic'-regardless of their official name.
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Level 89
May 23, 2020
But from a typing perspective it's much easier to use DPRK instead of North Korea.
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Level 59
May 7, 2022
DPRK's accepted by standard now anyways.
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Level 45
Nov 24, 2014
Am I the only one who used Tom Lehrer's "Who's Next?" song to find most of them? (I know people use his "Elements" song on the Elements quiz.)
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Level 28
Dec 24, 2014
Quizmaster - (Maybe Iraq too. Oh wait.)

I do wish there was a like button on this site.

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Level 79
Jan 22, 2015
Well, in a way, Japan possessed two atomic bombs for a short period.
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Level 77
Sep 25, 2016
Not even a little bit funny.
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Level 29
Sep 27, 2016
I thought it was.
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Level 41
May 30, 2017
Ha - ha
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Level 61
Apr 17, 2018
har har.
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Level 52
Apr 25, 2015
I bet there are more than that who have them, but haven't acknowledged it.
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Level 57
Nov 8, 2015
Hmm, I wonder why it's not acknowledged that Israel has..... relax, folks, it's just satire.
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Level 59
Jun 10, 2016
1% didn't get USA!!!
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Level 55
May 7, 2022
The USA was the only country I missed! I had plenty of time left and was typing in random countries trying to get the last one!
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Level 35
Jun 13, 2016
Got 100%. South Africa was a lucky guess - I didn't actually know that they ever had nuclear weapons.
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Level 48
Sep 25, 2016
Libya had them until recently. Was only public knowledge when ISIS were steering towards their territory and they had them and the UN or US got them moved to Germany apparently to be destroyed.
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Level 30
Oct 20, 2016
Easy
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Level 44
Dec 28, 2016
In 30 seconds. But, I must ask, how did 1% of people not get the USA?
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Level 75
Apr 20, 2018
Maybe got interrupted and didn't finish the quiz? Or maybe, like I sometimes do, thought they'd already typed it.
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Level 38
Jan 4, 2017
Ukrine? After declaring thier independence from the Soviet Union, they were immediately propelled to third place in their number of nukes. They then gave them all back to Russia.
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Level 66
Sep 22, 2017
I came to post this too, but I'm guessing they fall under the disclaimer "Not counting countries that hold nuclear weapons under the control of another country."
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Level 18
Mar 26, 2017
Uh ive no idea whether israel is a threat or whatever...but what i do know is that their intelligence is one among the finest in the world...good quiz b/w;)
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Level 33
Aug 19, 2017
I got them all except for the United States. I am so stupid.
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Level 17
Apr 23, 2018
so that was the 1% without the USA!!!
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Level 68
Nov 12, 2017
How tf did i forget China?
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Level 31
Nov 16, 2017
Ukraine should also be on this list, as they had the third highest amount after gaining independence, but they decommissioned all of them.
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Level 66
Apr 14, 2018
Kazakhstan and Belarus had some as well.
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Level 44
Jan 19, 2018
This was a question on one of our social-studies/history/geography tests back in 9th grade
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Level 21
Apr 13, 2018
The moment I attended the quiz, I quit the quiz. I must admit I did it because the quiz was not so nice.
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Level 83
Apr 13, 2018
So who is it that stuck around and visited the comments section?
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Level 75
Apr 13, 2018
'countries that have ever posessed'... I remember one that had so many there was a 40 year stand-off required to face down the threat. USSR anyone?
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Level 66
Apr 18, 2018
Yes. And this country is considered distinct from Russia on other quizzes (e.g. Olympic medal winners).
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Level 75
May 23, 2020
That was the first one I tried.
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Level 38
Apr 14, 2018
What a guess I got South Africa

I was just spamming big powerful countries until I got it right

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Level 66
Apr 14, 2018
Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan all had nuclear weapons after the fall of the USSR in 1991. Belarus had 81, Kazakhstan had 1,400 and Ukraine had over 5,000. Kazakhstan gave them up in 1995, and Ukraine and Belarus gave them up in 1996. You should add them.
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Level ∞
Apr 15, 2018
Read the description again.
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Level 82
Apr 30, 2020
It looks like Quizmaster is right, the nuclear weapons were located in Ukraine, but they weren't able to use them:

While Ukraine had physical control of the weapons, it did not have operational control of the weapons as they were dependent on Russian-controlled electronic Permissive Action Links and the Russian command and control system.

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Level 83
Apr 15, 2018
Ukraine returned theirs to Russia as part of a deal where Russia promised to always respect Ukrainian sovereignty.

They should have kept the nukes.

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Level 17
Apr 23, 2018
and then make Russia go boom boom
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Level 43
Feb 4, 2019
I would have kept some and give the rest to the US. I don't trust what Russia or China does one bit.
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Level 50
May 23, 2019
I don't trust most countries in the world, but it seems that out of the more powerful ones, Russia, China, and the USA are especially untrustworthy, and to be honest, evil at times.
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Level 78
May 23, 2020
I wonder which powerful country has ever been, or could ever be, "trustworthy".
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Level 83
May 27, 2020
The countries with the strongest and most stable political or democratic institutions, with low levels of corruption, a strong rule of law, and positive diplomatic and trade relations with the majority of other countries in the world could be considered more trustworthy than others. But any country's leadership can take a turn for the worse and this can happen very quickly and unexpectedly. See... the US going from Obama to Trump. Or the rise of Hitler, Mussolini, Khomeini or Castro. But the Obama -> Trump transition is arguably the most remarkable downgrade in leadership quality in modern world history, both in its severity and rapidity.

Best solution to this problem would probably be to make it so NO country has nuclear weapons. They are too dangerous to keep around anywhere.

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Level 78
Jul 29, 2020
Obviously. But many people apply false equivalencies because no one meets their highest ethical standards.
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Level 32
May 3, 2018
India has nukes
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Level 83
Jul 7, 2018
and?
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Level 50
May 22, 2018
Maybe the USSR should be included in this quiz, alongside Russia. It would be listed as a country that formerly had nuclear weapons.
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Level 70
Oct 29, 2018
Nucular, not nuclear!
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Level 55
Mar 23, 2020
Oh, I get it!
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Level 53
Feb 3, 2019
So glad South Africa stopped their nuclear program... Imagine what can happen in such a weak, under-developed country... Would probably be worse than Pakistan...
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Level 67
Feb 4, 2019
Well South Africa isn't really that under developed. However, good job to them for giving up nukes.
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Level 60
May 23, 2020
When has Pakistan misused nuclear weapons?
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Level 56
Jun 23, 2020
Pakistan did help North Korea in their nuclear projects. Moreover, nukes are not safe in the hands of a state where military has very high influence.
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Level 27
Feb 8, 2021
lmao keep dreaming indian
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Level 71
May 11, 2022
Pakistan may not have misused nuclear weapons yet, but @Abhishek has a point. A country that is highly prone to coups and political crises is not the best place to have nukes. Moreover, it's a misuse of funds. Pakistan has a pretty weak economy and much of the money the Pakistani government used to develop nuclear weapons could have been invested elsewhere. In contrast, India might not be the richest country but overall it still is wealthier and has a much stronger economy than Pakistan, so it has the money to develop nukes without compromising its development.
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Level 66
Feb 4, 2019
Ukraine and Kazakhstan technically had nukes, but they gave them to Russia as an agreement that Russia would not be military aggressive towards them... well look at Ukraine now
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Level 51
Mar 11, 2019
Ukraine hasn't been touched by Russia, except for the south Island but it's Ukraine's again now so.
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Level 83
Jun 2, 2019
the "south island?" What island? Do you mean the Crimean Peninsula? Crimea (internationally recognized as part of Ukraine) has been officially annexed by the Russian Federation. It is NOT back in Ukrainian hands, far from it. Further, large sections of Eastern Ukraine have been under occupation by Russian or Russian-aligned forces, under the guise of a civil war, since 2014, notably including the large city of Donetsk, and previously Kharkiv. You apparently do not know what you're talking about.
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Level 82
Apr 30, 2020
Donetsk and Luhansk are the two major separatist cities. Kharkiv was only very briefly touched by that.
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Level 83
May 23, 2020
which is why I said Donetsk is currently occupied and Khakiv previously was. I mentioned those two because they are both among the largest cities in Ukraine. Luhansk is smaller.
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Level 59
May 7, 2022
This comment didn't age well.
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Level 28
May 22, 2019
3:31
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Level 28
Jul 18, 2019
ukraine used to have nukes until they gave it to (at that time) the Ussr in a treaty
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Level 37
Jul 28, 2019
Israel and Palestine: A perfect example of the heirs of two brothers (Isaac and Ishmael) in a constant feud over their inheritance and who is entitled to the spoils.
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Level 75
May 23, 2020
Not all Arabs descend only from Ishmael. According to the Bible, Abraham had six sons with his second wife, Keturah. Some scholars believe Keturah was actually Hagar whom he married after Sarah's death, but others believe she was a different woman. Although Abraham left everything to Isaac after he died, he gave gifts to his other sons before his death, and Isaac and Ishmael together buried their father. (Gen. 25:1-10) Also, Ishmael's daughter Mahalath was the third wife of Isaac's son, Esau, so it doesn't seem that the family was estranged. (Gen. 28:9) I don't know what the Quran says about Abraham's descendants. Maybe someone else here will answer that question.
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Level 83
May 23, 2020
There are several different religious traditions that hold Isaac was the progenitor of the "Jewish race" and Ishmael/Ismail the progenitor of the "Arab race." Muslims traditionally believe that Ibrahim took his son Ismail, fathered by his wife (not servant or concubine) Hagar, into the desert and there built a house for Allah, the Kabaa. They even say you can still see his footprints eternalized in the stone of Mecca, so they've got hard evidence .... of course in reality these stories are fairy tales without any basis in fact. The first Hebrews became a distinct ethnicity somewhere in the Levant some 3000+ years ago. "Arab" was a blanket term used to describe any of the desert-dwelling nomads who lived beyond the edge of civilization on the Arabian peninsula. Several hundred years after the Muslim conquest of the Middle East and North Africa, pan-Arabism became a thing and all these many different subjugated peoples started identifying as Arabs.
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Level 50
Nov 21, 2019
Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Ukraine held possession of nuclear weapons after the breakup of the USSR. They did however sell them back to Russia.
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Level 37
Apr 22, 2020
I don't know how I got every thing but North Korea.
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Level 52
May 5, 2020
Hey, the Marshall Islands has a nuclear bomb. Sure, it wasn’t theirs and it was blown up but still.
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Level 48
May 6, 2020
Omg I forgot China :D
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Level 56
May 15, 2020
Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Ukraine also used to have Nukes. And under the NPT, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands get Nukes belonging to other countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_with_nuclear_weapons

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Level ∞
May 15, 2020
Read the caveats and other comments please.
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Level 44
May 23, 2020
Where is Iran with unacknowledged Weapons
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Level 83
May 23, 2020
Iran does not have nuclear weapons.
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Level 76
May 25, 2020
iRaN wiTh uNaCKnOLeDgEd wEaPOnS :P
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Level 83
May 27, 2020
how does paint taste?
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Level 68
May 23, 2020
Mac212121 is currently #21
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Level 56
May 23, 2020
Please add Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Ukraine in former states with nukes plz.
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Level 53
Jun 6, 2020
darn it i didnt know that south africa had nuclear weapons
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Level 67
Aug 3, 2020
Wow I didn't know about South Africa
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Level 28
Feb 19, 2021
same
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Level 57
Jan 29, 2021
Wouldn't former soviet states count?
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Level 28
Feb 19, 2021
0:29

Scoring

You scored 10/10 = 100%

26.8% of test takers also scored 100%

The average score is 8

Your high score is 10

Your fastest time is 3:31

wow first try :>

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Level 46
Oct 4, 2021
South Africa is on here wow, wasn't expecting that
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Level 59
Oct 5, 2021
Letter U Scavenger Hunt Answer (see my blog)
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Level 52
Oct 31, 2021
South Africa doesnt have nukes it was FORMER
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Level 58
Dec 6, 2021
yeah it literally says that
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Level 71
Dec 6, 2021
The sad thing is, these nations probably won't ever give up their nuclear weapons. There was a treaty a few years ago calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. Even though it had tons of support among developing countries, absolutely none of the nuclear powers or members of NATO (who support the nuclear capabilities of the US/UK/France) signed it. Just check out this map.
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Level 76
Jun 2, 2022
It's a bit disingenuous for a country incapable of developing nuclear weapons signing a treaty to ban them
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Level 41
Sep 25, 2022
It's a bit disingenuous for a person incapable of throwing a hand grenade, voting to ban their sale to children?

Why would they want otherwise.

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Level 43
Dec 6, 2021
former states are also belarus, ukraine and kazakhstan
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Level 36
Dec 7, 2021
3.41 ez
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Level 47
May 20, 2022
For a couple of months Ukraine had the third biggest arsenal of nukes in the world
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Level 76
Jun 2, 2022
Including South Africa and not the former USSR countries is inconsistent.
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Level 55
Jun 17, 2022
I almost forgot North Korea LOL
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Level 6
Jul 14, 2022
You scored 10/10 = 100%

27.7% of test takers also scored 100%

The average score is 8

Your high score is 10

Your fastest time is 2:39

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Level 70
Sep 11, 2022
You scored 10/10 = 100%

27.7% of test takers also scored 100%

The average score is 8

Your high score is 10

Your fastest time is 0:15

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Level 44
Nov 22, 2022
What about Ukraine? They had nukes for a while after soviet collapse.
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Level 63
Jan 30, 2023
Ukraine should be included since it formerly possessed nukes.

And maybe put up a category with "speculated" to include Iran

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Level 66
May 15, 2023
As some have pointed out, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine, have all had nuclear warheads at some point according to your source. If these are included in the "countries that hold nuclear weapons under the control of another country" as mentioned in your caveat, I'd put them on the quiz grayed-out; I feel like it's a little unclear right now.
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Level 58
May 16, 2023
You can merge the acknowledged
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Level 45
Jun 6, 2023
I took a tour of an old missile silo in North Dakota (a very remote part of the state, too!) and at the peak of the Cold War, if ND was an independent country, it would have had the third largest stockpile in the world, after the US and USSR.

BTW, it was really cool! For Cold War era kids, it is worth the journey! Cooperstown, ND - check it out!

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Level 47
Jun 20, 2023
south africa is based
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Level 32
Jun 20, 2023
Actually Israel is part of the known nuclear 9
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Level 58
Jun 20, 2023
It's an open secret that Israel has nukes, but the govt policy is to deny it and hold that diplomatic leverage, and there has been continuity in official policy.
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Level 21
Jun 26, 2023
How was Israel & North Korea guessed so low?
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Level 24
Nov 2, 2023
Ukraine also had nuclear weapons after the soviet union collapsed but they gave it to Russia in return of expecting them to stay away from their land..