A major development in the ongoing debate over nuclear disarmament has stalled, as a key Republican senator has announced that he has not received information on a proposed "anti-weaponisation" fund. The move comes as the Senate committee was set to vote on a landmark bill aimed at restricting the use of nuclear technology for military purposes. The bill, which has garnered significant international attention, seeks to establish a $25 billion fund to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament efforts. With the vote now postponed, the fate of the bill remains uncertain, sparking concerns among disarmament advocates and raising questions about the Republican senator's objections.
Senate committee postpones vote as key Republican says he has not received information on 'anti-weaponisation' fund.
