What is the international community's most common view on nuclear proliferation?

The most common concern is that the spread of nuclear weapons increases the chance that they could fall into the hands of terrorists or other nonstate groups. Reduced U.S. and Russian stockpiles do not eliminate proliferation risks, and broader possession would not make nuclear war less dangerous. Therefore, the best answer is C: proliferation increases the risk that terrorists could obtain and use nuclear weapons.

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