According to proponents of the 'nuclear taboo', states have not used nuclear weapons since 1945 because they would most likely face international sanctions and/or other punishments.

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Proponents of the 'nuclear taboo' argue that the norm against using nuclear weapons has been largely upheld since 1945 because states recognize the catastrophic consequences and potential backlash they would face if they were to use them. This backlash could indeed come in the form of international sanctions and other punishments from the international community.

According to Proponents of the 'Nuclear Taboo', States Have Not