Will Russia contemplate the actual use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine or even against NATO countries in the event that the war continues to go …
Why nuclear abolition should fail | Patrick Porter | The Critic Magazine
The harsh reality is that the nuclear revolution is irreversible and makes major wars significantly less likely…
Putin’s Ukraine Adventure Unleashes Nuclear Genies – WSJ
Russia’s conflict raises the risk of nuclear war itself, but it also may usher in a new era of nuclear proliferation.
Is Russia increasingly likely to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine? – The Conversation
The sort of scenarios that might lead to the use of nuclear weapons in the Ukraine war would require a significant deterioration in Russian …
Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threat is ‘very real as health worsens’, insider claims – Metro
There is a ‘very real threat’ of Vladimir Putin launching a nuclear attack because he has ’emperor’s madness’, an oligarch close to the Kremlin …
Russia will destroy NATO countries in half an hour in case of nuclear war: Roscosmos chief
Russia will destroy NATO countries in half an hour in case of nuclear war: Roscosmos chief. 19 hours ago. 1 minute read.
Vladimir Putin may decide to use tactical nuclear bomb on Ukraine TODAY, expert claims – The Mirror
He added: “For Putin, a tactical nuke could stop the war and bring all to the negotiating table and Russia could hang onto the southern area they now …
NATO’s philosophers | NATO | Al Jazeera
Given the threat of nuclear escalation, in the context of the Ukraine war, he is now calling for a “compromise that saves face for both sides”.
Anatol Lieven: U.S. Lawmakers’ Framing of Ukraine as Proxy War Is “Wonderful for Putin’s …
Links · Anatol Lieven on Twitter · “Ukraine is already winning: victory can be achieved without risking nuclear war” · “Giving Ukraine intel on Russian …
In a Kharkiv subway station, hatred for Putin on WWII anniversary | Reuters
… Putin used a Victory Day speech to justify his war on Ukraine, … others into the war-idled subway system, built to withstand nuclear attack.