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… Cold War and its aftermath, the subtext of any negotiation includes how the world’s two largest nuclear-armed states manage their arsenals—and …

Note that the US leaders after World War II chose parliamentary democracy for … nuclear terror or nuclear war are getting higher by the day.

The elements would include demilitarizing the Donbass region of Eastern Ukraine, where a war between Russian-backed forces and the Ukrainian …

… headlines in recent weeks with government officials warning that a nuclear war with Russia over Ukraine would be “a very unwelcome outcome”.

“Challenging racism and white supremacy in nuclear policies and … reduce the likelihood of nuclear war, which is says is its reason for being.

“The notion is if you get rid of those ICBMs, you reduce the risk of accidental nuclear war, and it’s the first step towards more rational nuclear …

A 300 kiloton nuclear warhead could take the lives of almost 140000 … impact that nuclear warfare could have on entire areas of the country.

… that it will resume nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests. … Top officials frequently make absurd remarks that an end-of-war …

“The danger of a devastating nuclear war is greater than ever,” Gerry Condon, a Vietnam-era veteran and former president of VFP, told Truthout.

He opposed the development of the hydrogen bomb and criticized the Air Force’s plans to fight an infinitely dangerous nuclear war.