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Russia Vetoes UN Resolution , to Prevent Nukes in Space.<br/>The resolution was sponsored <br/>by Japan and the United States.<br/>It called on all nations to refrain from developing or deploying nuclear weapons \
Russia Vetoes UN Resolution , to Prevent Nukes in Space.<br/>The resolution was sponsored <br/>by Japan and the United States.<br/>It called on all nations to refrain from developing or deploying nuclear weapons \
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