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Mutually assured destruction does that. The security council has nothing to do with it. Also, at the time of its founding, the US was the only country with nu
by fallingknife 3y ago
Mutually assured destruction does that. The security council has nothing to do with it. Also, at the time of its founding, the US was the only country with nukes, so that's not the logic behind who the permanent members are.
- lazide 3y agoAh, but not by many years. I guess it was more 'the global powers got nukes first', rather than 'the nuclear countries got the veto'. Interesting!