As the world watches the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant suffer “weeks of shelling,” the potential for “another nuclear disaster on the scale of …
Is Vladimir Putin happy to risk nuclear war to avoid admitting defeat? – The Guardian
And true to form, the Russian leader is ready to escalate, perhaps up to the brink of nuclear war, rather than admit defeat.
Ukraine’s allies say they will not accept referendums in Russian-held areas – CNBC
The facility, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, was forcibly taken by Russian troops in the early days of the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine.
Russia makes moves to annex separatist regions in Ukraine – NPR
… and even abstractly threaten nuclear war,” writes Alexander Baunov, a Russian analyst with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Ukrainians warn of ‘nuclear terrorism’ after strike near plant – Hot Springs Sentinel Record
KYIV, Ukraine — A Russian missile blasted a crater close to a nuclear power … Throughout the war, Russia has targeted Ukraine’s electricity …
North Korea Passed a Law to Use Nuclear Weapons If Attacked – Popular Mechanics
The country will launch a preemptive nuclear attack if it detects signs another country is preparing to attack it—a break from previous policy.
Top Russian propagandist says Vladimir Putin ‘should have nuked Queen’s funeral’
“It will not provoke a nuclear war, because we will use operative – not strategic – nuclear weapons on Kalibrs, Iskanders, and bombs on planes.”.
Editorial: Diplomacy rather than escalation in Ukraine – Opinion – Al-Ahram Weekly
During the Cold War, even the threat of using nuclear weapons was seen as a violation of understandings between the two superpowers.
Russia moves toward annexing Ukraine regions in a major escalation – The Washington Post
In a move that could dramatically escalate the war, Russia pushed ahead with … victory or the eve of nuclear war,” Simonyan wrote on Twitter.
Ukraine war, threatening nuclear disaster and highlighting U.N.’s divisions, taking center …
Biden to urge “respect for the core principles of the international order” as Russia’s war on Ukraine drives a “crisis in confidence” in the U.N. …
