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VIENNA, Austria - Burundi has ratified a global ban on nuclear test explosions and has become the 145th nation to fully endorse the accord.The Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Organization says the Central African country ratified the treaty earlier this week.
But the Vienna-based organization is still urging key holdout nations to ratify the pact. Forty-four states that possess nuclear technology need to both sign and ratify it before it can take effect — and only 35 have done so.
The holdouts are China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan and the United States.
Treaty organization chief Tibor Toth said Friday he welcomes Burundi's ratification.
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