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President Trump Is Bold, Brave, and Right on the Iran War – Reason Magazine
There is an appreciable and unacceptable possibility that if Iran had a nuclear bomb, it would first use it on Israel and then on the United States.
Inside Iran’s ultra-deep Pickaxe Mountain: Can Trump stop their nuclear programme?
… Warfare: Tehran vs. Washington The Sun brings you breaking news and in-depth analysis on the stories that matter most. From the ongoing war in …
Russia’s Nuclear Warning Turns DIRECT, Europe Panics: ‘This NATO State Will Be Hit If It…’ | Watch
Russia has issued a chilling warning over the possibility of NATO nuclear weapons being stationed in Lithuania … WAR | CHANGING WORLD ORDER #TOILive | …
How Writers Redefined the War on Terror | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
The use of “Ground Zero” for the site in lower Manhattan where the twin towers once stood adopts the language of nuclear war and, in the cultural …
German environmental group sues to block Rosatom-linked nuclear fuel permit | Reuters
… war in Ukraine. BUND, collaborating with anti-nuclear group .ausgestrahlt, said the permit was the result of procedural errors and would pose a …
September 1983: Soviet officer defies military protocol, averting potential nuclear war
Stanislav Petrov correctly judged that a satellite system’s warning of a U.S. nuclear missile attack was a false alarm — one triggered by an …
At the Pentagon, Trump ties the legacy of 9/11 to his Iran war – The Washington Post
But he returned repeatedly to his own decision to attack Iran in February, a war that he says was necessary to prevent Tehran from building a nuclear …
When Seconds Replace Minutes: Quantum AI and the Fragility of Deterrence
Nuclear deterrence has never depended on preventing an attack outright. It depends on guaranteeing that a country who struck first can still strike …
The Guardian view on controlling AI: humanity cannot outsource its survival | Editorial
The US military then automates its nuclear command – entrusting it to a supercomputer nicknamed Joshua. Treating global thermonuclear war as a game it …
