Month: June 2021

… seem more advanced and powerful that even regular human beings consider them as bigger threats than the usual byproduct of nuclear war.

Nevertheless, there had to be a strong strategic rationale for possessing—and possibly using—nuclear weapons. The answer was “minimum deterrence …

U.S. intelligence agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency believe Iran had a secret, coordinated nuclear weapons programme that it halted …

He has kept up the trade war, leaving tariffs and sanctions in place. … In a nuclear war between two nuclear powers, you don’t have a winner and a …

The subs can stalk underseas adversaries with torpedoes, strike surface vessels or attack land targets with Tomahawk cruise missiles while staying on …

… progress on our shared goals of ensuring predictability in the strategic sphere, reducing the risk of armed conflicts and the threat of nuclear war“.

… Rob Malley and Joe Biden are going to empower with nuclear weapons. … But after the war, we stood by our allies, we built NATO and our friends …

However, the GOP gained traction after World War II, when white, … for his remarks about using U.S. nuclear weapons on China during the Cold War.

Among the targets of an attack on Russia’s nuclear–weapons infrastructure (Figure 1) would be nuclear command posts, communication links, bomber …

… claims the satellite could help with nuclear weapons targeting – which could … acquire, possess, or have control over any nuclear explosive device”.