From: "Randy H" 

You ban all nuke boats, or just US nukes?

"Don Hills"  wrote in message
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> In article ,
> Adam Flinton  wrote:
> >
> >Oddly it may well affect the US even if the US hasn't signed it as the
> >US may have to comply with Euratom if it brings any mil nuke vehicles to
> >a euratom signatory state. E.g. if a CVN or SSN comes to the UK or Spain
> >or Italy etc it may actually (if the EU is right) be under Euratom
> >regulations & thus on the assumption that the US would not like some
> >treaty it hasn't signed being applied to it, it may only be able to
> >bring conventional machines into the Euratom territory (inc territorial
> >waters).
>
> New Zealand has been denying requests for visits by US nuclear powered
> and/or armed warships for the last 20 years. And since the US has a policy
> of "neither confirm nor deny" the presence of nuclear
propulsion and/or
> weapons on their ships, the result has been no visits. This isn't a big
deal
> as far as the US are concerned, but I imagine they'd be a little more
upset
> if UK/Europe denied them access.
>
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> Don Hills    (dmhills at attglobaldotnet)     Wellington, New Zealand
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