Disarmament process

Disarmament is the process of reducing or eliminating a country's weapons, especially weapons of mass destruction like nuclear, chemical, or biological arms. It aims to promote global security and prevent conflict by encouraging nations to gradually decrease their military arsenals through agreements, negotiations, and verification measures. Disarmament can be bilateral (between two countries) or multilateral (involving many nations), often overseen by international organizations like the United Nations. The goal is to build trust, enhance safety, and contribute to peaceful coexistence by preventing an arms race and reducing the risk of war.