A good point. The official reply of course is that the list is concerned with makers of nuclaer weapons, not with where they happen to be situated, even if the

A good point. The official reply of course is that the list is concerned with makers of nuclaer weapons, not with where they happen to be situated, even if the latter is also interesting to know. In the more narrow sense of which countries can make nukes, this list is probably broadly accurate, if maybe a bit high on the actual numbers. Beyond the excursion to Cuba, I don't know of USSR weapons going outside of the union border, and I haven't heard of China offering their weapons to another sovereign country, so such a list would mostly differ by naming where the US has plonked down its arsenal, and maybe some former USSR state that opted to keep the weapons that were in its borders at the time.