The United States has said that Nuclear disarmament treaty will not be eliminated from any nuclear weapon.

This comment by the US State Department spokesman has come at a time when the organization International Campaign for Abolition Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), trying to make history by ending nuclear weapons, has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

The US said on the Nuclear disarmament treaty supported by the Nobel Peace Prize recipient organisation that there is no intention of signing it.

Although he expressed his commitment to creating an environment for nuclear disarmament.

The US State Department spokesman told AFP, "Today's announcement will not change the attitude of the US on the treaty.

The US does not support it and it will not sign on the treaty banning on the nuclear weapons.''

The spokesman said, "This treaty will not make the world more peaceful, it will not eradicate any single nuclear weapon and neither will it increase the security of any country."

He also emphasized that none of the countries equipped with nuclear weapons in the world have yet supported this treaty.

It is worth mentioning that this comment from the US State Department spokesman came at a time when the International Campaign for Abolition Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), who endeavored the Nobel Peace Prize this year, attempting to make history by eliminating nuclear weapons.

Let us state that this organization played an important role in accepting the treaty by 122 countries in the United Nations in July this year. This treaty was largely symbolic, because nuclear weapons or suspected nine countries - America, Russia, Britain, France, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea did not sign the treaty.

Along with this, the nuclear weapons crisis associated with North Korea and Iran is deepening, it is highly expedient.

Announcing the award, Britt Rhys Anderson, President of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, said that a campaign has been launched on a very large scale to end nuclear weapons by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Group. The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Organization has been fighting against the treaty for such weapons keeping in mind, which may threaten humanitarian consequences due to atomic weapons. For the last several years, the ICAN organization has been engaged to make the world nuclear-free.

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