In whose hands is the Chinese nuclear button

China's button power is in the hands of the ** Military Commission.

At the same time, command centers were set up in each of the five military fortifications.

The use of nuclear weapons is subject to a strict set of procedures, which must be decided by the Politburo Standing Committee rather than by the chairman alone.

**The Military Commission collectively decides that in the event of a surprise attack, it will be urgent.

The war command center makes a decision. Carry out a nuclear counterattack.

Throughout the world today, eight countries in the world have declared and actually possessed nuclear weapons**.

They are the United States, Russia, China, France, Great Britain, India, Pakistan, North Korea.

However, the level of nuclear development of these eight countries is very different, among which the United States and Russia are well-deserved nuclear powers in the first level, and they are also relatively advanced nuclear countries, and China, France and the United Kingdom are nuclear weapons countries in the second level.

India and Pakistan are the third-tier nuclear-armed states, and North Korea can only be ranked last, and in fact North Korea is not a real nuclear power in theory.

Because his nuclear ** is only a device, it cannot be used in actual combat.

First, the number of nuclear ** countries possess.

The United States has nearly 10,600 nuclear weapons, the largest number of nuclear weapons in the world, with 7,000 to 8,000 in combat deployment.

Russia has more than 5,000 strategic nuclear warheads that can be used in combat.

France has nearly 400 serviceable strategic nuclear warheads, and Britain has nearly 200 serviceable strategic nuclear warheads.

India and Pakistan each have dozens of usable nuclear weapons**.

China has between 400 and 2,400 usable nuclear warheads, but the United States estimates that China has deployed about 130 active nuclear warheads so far, mainly by land-based missiles, submarine-launched missiles and bombers. Together with the storage of nuclear warheads, it is estimated that there are about 200 nuclear warheads.

The United States is the world's unique number one nuclear power today.

Its nuclear and nuclear technology are also the most advanced, and the United States' nuclear weapons are mainly stored in its domestic and sea-based nuclear submarines, of which land-based nuclear weapons are stored in several major bases in its country, and are also stored in NATO allies.

Like within the UK and Turkey. And the remaining few nuclear states, because there are practically no military bases abroad.

Therefore, most of its nuclear ** are stored in its own country.

This statement is false.

The nuclear button, also known as the nuclear button system, is a device used by the United States to control nuclear counterattacks in the early 50s of the 20th century.

During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union deployed a large number of nuclear weapons in each other's capitals and established a corresponding nuclear counterattack system.

Among them, the nuclear button of the United States is the supreme command of the nuclear counterattack system of the United States, and the nuclear button group composed of senior military and political leaders such as the United States, the secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is responsible for the activation and dismantling of the nuclear button.

It is important to note that the activation and deactivation of the nuclear button is highly classified and requires strict scrutiny and oversight.