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The Committee on Disarmament and International Security of the United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution on assistance to the victims of the use and testing of nuclear weapons and reconstruction of the environment in the affected areas with 172 votes in favor. This decision was made on Tuesday, the fifth of November. France, Russia, Great Britain, the United States and North Korea voted against. Burundi, China, India, Israel and Pakistan were also five countries that abstained from this decision. According to the UN press department, this resolution was approved during the review of a series of resolutions related to nuclear disarmament by the First Committee of the UN General Assembly. This decision places emphasis on providing assistance to people who were injured as a result of the use of nuclear weapons or the testing of these weapons. This also includes the restoration of the environment in countries affected by the consequences of using or testing nuclear weapons.

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The Committee on Disarmament and International Security of the United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution on assistance to the victims of the use and testing of nuclear weapons and reconstruction of the environment in the affected areas with 172 votes in favor. This decision was made on Tuesday, the fifth of November. France, Russia, Great Britain, the United States and North Korea voted against. Burundi, China, India, Israel and Pakistan were also five countries that abstained from this decision. According to the UN press department, this resolution was approved during the review of a series of resolutions related to nuclear disarmament by the First Committee of the UN General Assembly. This decision places emphasis on providing assistance to people who were injured as a result of the use of nuclear weapons or the testing of these weapons. This also includes the restoration of the environment in countries affected by the consequences of using or testing nuclear weapons.

The Committee on Disarmament and International Security of the United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution on assistance to the victims of the use and testing of nuclear weapons and reconstruction of the environment in the affected areas with 172 votes in favor. This decision was made on Tuesday, the fifth of November. France, Russia, Great Britain, the United States and North Korea voted against. Burundi, China, India, Israel and Pakistan were also five countries that abstained from this decision. According to the UN press department, this resolution was approved during the review of a series of resolutions related to nuclear disarmament by the First Committee of the UN General Assembly. This decision places emphasis on providing assistance to people who were injured as a result of the use of nuclear weapons or the testing of these weapons. This also includes the restoration of the environment in countries affected by the consequences of using or testing nuclear weapons.

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