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The '''Adis Ababa Declaration''' was a statement issued on March 7, 2035 by the government of the [[African Confederation]], responding to the encirclement of [[USWEAF]] forces near Adis Ababa. When threatened with Nuclear Retaliation if the forces were not immediately released, the AC government declared that any nation whose force deployed nuclear weapons in any theater would be subject to total trade sanctions with the African Confederation.

The Adis Ababa Declaration was the spiritual precursor to the 2037 [[Treaty of Cairo]] which formalized a nuclear weapons ban on earth for the first time since the Second World War. Unfortunately, come the [[Third World War]], the ban did not fully hold.

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