Myanmar says it is not working on nuclear arms

Maj. Sai Thein Win who was trained by Rus­sia for Myan­mar Nuclear Pro­gram. @DVB

Myan­mar has no finan­cial means to develop nuclear weapons, a senior Myan­mar envoy says so. That Myan­mar sup­ports global non­pro­lif­er­a­tion is very impor­tant to hear from the lips of a Myan­mar official.
It is all right for the U.S. to keep watch over coun­tries to see to it that nuclear weapons are not devel­oped to cause destruc­tion to our only earth.
Let it be on record that Myan­mar rep­re­sen­ta­tive to the IAEA, Tin Win, told an Inter­na­tional Atomic Energy Agency meet­ing Wednes­day that his coun­try is a firm sup­porter of a nuclear weapons-free world. Whether Myan­mar has the eco­nomic strength to develop nuclear weapons or not is not the issue, but Tin Win is now say­ing that Myan­mar does not want to develop nuclear weapons because it is destruc­tive to the world.
But to be always wary of nations who think they can con­quer the world by hav­ing nuclear weapons is an impor­tant respon­si­bil­ity of West­ern nations. Lead­ing groups like the IAEA should sup­port the U.S. and other first coun­tries to police the envi­ron­ment and to help it remain a nuclear weapon-free world.
It is com­fort­ing when a nation says that it sup­ports global non-proliferation, but the sur­veil­lance over these nations still have to be pur­sued. The fore­go­ing is sourced from AP and Reuters.