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3rd-gen Nagasaki A-bomb survivor continuing decades-long work for nuclear free world

news 3rd-gen Nagasaki A-bomb survivor continuing decades-long work for nuclear free world The Mainichi © The Mainichi Mitsuhiro Hayashida, specially appointed research fellow at the Nagasaki University Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition (Mainichi/In Tanaka) NAGASAKI A third-generation atomic bombing survivor from Nagasaki is fulfilling a promise he made to A-bomb survivors, or hibakusha, who have passed on to continue their work for a world without nuclear weapons. In anticipation of an age without hibakusha where already aging A-bomb survivors will no longer be able to directly pass down their stories, Mitsuhiro Hayashida, 29, has returned to his home city of Nagasaki for the first time in a decade to tell a wide range of generations the reality of atomic bombings. He assumed the position of a specially appointed research fellow at the Nagasaki University Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition on July 1.

Global nuclear warheads estimated at 13,130 amid reignited tensions

Global nuclear warheads estimated at 13,130 amid reignited tensions The number of nuclear warheads possessed across the globe was estimated at 13,130 as of June, down 280 from the same month a year earlier, according to a research center at Nagasaki University, due to efforts to reduce and modernize arsenals amid reignited tensions among major nuclear powers. The reduced number does not suggest a slowing of the nuclear arms race as warheads in military stockpiles have not decreased in the nine nuclear states, the university s Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition said. The total figure includes those stored at nonmilitary facilities for dismantlement.

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