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On This Day | Sept. 24

On September 24, 1996, the United States and other countries signed a treaty aimed at stopping all nuclear test explosions. The treaty was meant to prevent the development of new nuclear weapons through testing. It has not yet entered into full force but remains an important international agreement.

What happened

A treaty was signed to stop all nuclear test explosions, aiming to prevent the development of new nuclear weapons.

Why it matters

The treaty represents a global effort to reduce the risk of nuclear weapons proliferation and promote peace through disarmament.

Why it belongs here

The treaty shows international cooperation toward a safer future and reflects the shared goal of reducing nuclear threats.

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