INTERNATIONAL POLICY OF CONTRACTUAL REGULATION OF THE PREVENTION OF THE USE OF NUCLEAR ROCKET WEAPONS

The article examines the political prerequisites, the history of the formation and features of the implementation of agreements on the production, use, and non-proliferation of nuclear missile weapons and their significance for international security policy. The main areas of research were: 1) the study of the main directions of the international policy of contractual regulation of preventing the use of nuclear missile weapons; 2) a discussion of scientists on the vectors of development of contractual and legal regulation of the studied social relations among domestic and foreign scientists. In the course of the study, methods in political science and legal sciences were used, in particular, the formal-dogmatic method provided an opportunity to analyze this problem from the point of view of the existing provisions of international treaties and the obligations of the participating countries to prevent the proliferation and especially the use of nuclear missile weapons, system-structural. the method provided an opportunity to analyze the role and importance of the United Nations in the formation of an international contractual framework in the process of implementing international security policy in the field of nuclear missile weapons. The use of these and other methods made it possible to distinguish two main directions of the international policy of treaty regulation of preventing the use of nuclear missile weapons: regulation of the production and use of nuclear weapons, as well as regulation of public relations to counter nuclear terrorism. The central place in the study of these areas is given to the analysis of the Treaty on the Non- Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons dated July 1, 1968. The article formulates the main problematic points of the provisions of this Treaty and substantiates the directions for the development of the contractual framework in the process of implementing international security policy aimed at preventing the use and proliferation of nuclear missiles. weapons