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colleague and co-host and we turn to nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons are the conversation of the 20th century

between the US and the Soviet Union that no longer exists. Now the People's

Republic of China presents nuclear weapons and a conversation that has not started to my knowledge.

However, we read in the South China Morning Post in these last hours,

US must adapt its nuclear arms control policies to get China on board goes the assertion.

We turn to Peter Hughes, our colleague of these nuclear weapons matters from the 20th century and now

into the 21st.

Peter is president of geostrategic analysis.

He's a fellow at the National Institute for Deterrence Studies.

Peter, China has nuclear weapons, both strategic and we believe tactical.

The nuclear weapons that are most concerning are the empty or filled silos in the

northeast of China, building quickly.

Some worth what we're told are merved warheads, multiple strikes. The US has recently issued its 2022 nuclear

posture review programmatic findings which remain in place here a year later. The mix of the

U.S.'s ambitions to upgrade or for example to replace the Minuteman 3 with the Sentinel, all of that is in train.

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