Submarino de Propulsão Nuclear de ataque brasileiro: emprego e possibilidades

Abstract

This paper summarizes the history of the participation of the Brazilian Navy in the national effort to master nuclear technology and how it has evolved over more than half a century of dedication to this theme. It will show how this is the result of the determination, focus and strategic vision of those who made yesterday's Navy with the Force's future thinking. The Nuclear Weapons Non-Proliferation Treaty and the various international protocols in which Brazil is based will be addressed. signatory, with emphasis on the agreement signed between the Federative Republic of Brazil and the Argentine Republic. Regarding the Additional Protocol to the Safeguards Agreement, the possible implications of this agreement, if Brazil chooses to accede to it, will be shown in the operation of the Brazilian Nuclear Submarine. It is intended to show how international law is used to curtail other non-nuclear weapon countries from developing such technology. The three main issues related to the nuclear area will be shown, namely nuclear war itself, the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and artifacts, and the scientific development that comes behind the indigenous development of this technology. It will also address the ideological difference inherent in the training of diplomatic and military personnel, as well as theories related to peace between nations and the well-being of societies in various temporal contexts. In conclusion, based on the formal and legal framework studied throughout this work and, considering also all the restrictions and legal restrictions, both internally and internationally, that the country imposes itself, the author will position himself on the acceptability or not. Brazil sign yet another international commitment related to the peaceful use of nuclear energy