(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 7 - Peoples' destinies are at risk with nuclear threats, President Sergio Mattarella told the UN General Assembly Tuesday.
    "The two conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza have also revived sinister threats of recourse to nuclear weapons, as if the history of the 20th century had not already made their tragic consequences clear," he said.
    "The treaty framework for the control of nuclear arsenals, so painstakingly articulated over the past decades, is a common heritage of all states.
    "To violate it, even with mere threats, is to jeopardise the destinies of peoples, all of them, even those whose governments threaten the use of nuclear weapons. A responsibility that the international community cannot leave without consequences".
    (ANSA).