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NUCLEAR weapons are considered weapons of mass destruction for at least one reason. They could wipe out indiscriminately (with regard to military versus civilian personnel) the whole population of cities (as the atomic bomb, the precursor to nuclear bombs, inflicted on Hiroshima and Nagasaki), with lingering radiation affecting the health of wider regions for generations to come.

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