In the next decade, the nuclear powers have plans to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to modernize and upgrade nuclear weapons with missile systems for professional use.
According to a report by the Council for American Security Information - British publication, the nuclear powers will not regret spending your hands to possess nuclear weapons, new high precision, and improve warfare as well as the range of missiles carrying nuclear warheads for professional use.
In addition, countries that use nuclear deterrence was the purpose of developing and they form the core of the army in the next decade. That's why the national capital for a nuclear warhead is considered strong attack fears were surpassed and invest more money to upgrade weapons against humanity.
Here are nuclear powers and spending plans do not regret their hands in the next decade.
United States
Atlas intercontinental missiles the U.S. are designed to carry nuclear warheads.
Washington plans to spend 700 billion dollars to develop and upgrade all of their nuclear weapons within a decade. In addition, an amount of 92 billion dollars will be used to study the development of new nuclear warheads, along with 12 nuclear submarines capable of carrying ballistic missiles, cruise missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads and bombs.
Russia
Baluva Russian missiles capable of carrying six to 10 nuclear warheads.
Moscow will invest about 70 billion dollars to improve its strategic triad, including on land, sea and ballistic missile systems by 2020. Accordingly, Russia is developing missiles with intercontinental ballistic capability to carry multiple warheads separate attacks, while developing the nuclear submarine system generation can bring missiles on. There are reports that Russia is planning to build a system of short-range nuclear missiles to equip 10 brigades over the next decade.
China
Dong Feng-21D missiles from China.
Beijing is urgently develop medium-range missile systems and remote, capable of carrying multiple warheads. In addition, these countries are conducting building five submarines capable of deploying 36 to 60 ballistic missiles from the sea.
France
Nuclear bombers of the French Mirage 2000N.
Paris has just launched four new-generation submarines equipped with long-range missiles equipped with nuclear warheads were rated as "stronger". In addition, these countries are also undertaking modernized fleet of nuclear bombers.
Paskistan
Missiles carrying nuclear warheads to Pakistan's Shaheen II.
Islamabad is trying to raise a range of self-made missile Shaheen II, and the development of cruise missiles carrying nuclear warheads and reduce the size and weight, but did not reduce the combat effectiveness types of nuclear warheads. In addition, the country's ongoing construction of new reactors to create plutonium.
India
Missiles carrying nuclear warheads India's Agni
New Delhi is working to develop new versions of the missiles launched from land to Agni can set any targets on the territory of Pakistan and China under the radar, including Beijing. In addition, India has successfully launched a fleet can launch cruise missiles carrying nuclear warheads and is studying the development of submarine ballistic nuclear missiles.
Israel
Map composed Jericho III missiles.
Israel is implementing improved operating range of the Jericho III missiles and the development of intercontinental missiles, and improvement of nuclear cruise missiles to equip the submarine combat system of this country.
Korea
The North Korean missile.
Pyongyang launched missiles Musudan back in 2010 with a range of up to 2,500 miles (4,000 km) is capable of hitting targets on the territory of Japan. In addition, the country has successfully tested the Taepodong-2 missile with a range of 6,000 miles (9,500 km), capable of reaching U.S. territory half. However, no one dared to make Korea the ability to make nuclear warheads small enough to be on this missile or not.
Iran is also one of the nation to invest heavily in nuclear power but the country is still a big question mark for the international community.
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