Russia reassures the West as its warships arrive in Cuba – while its troops elsewhere practise the electronic launch of missiles in tactical nuclear
Why are Russian warships in Cuba? | Russia-Ukraine war News – Al Jazeera
What ships did Russia deploy and how much of a threat are they? · Admiral Gorshkov: is the lead ship in the convoy. · Kazan: is a nuclear-powered …
Past is Prologue: Learn from History and Invest in Combat Airpower
… nuclear ambitions and proxy wars; North Korea … nuclear triad. … As a result, fighting is bogged down in modern-day World War I-style trench warfare.
NTI Experts Participate in Euro-Atlantic Dialogue in Riga – The Nuclear Threat Initiative
The discussions focused on stemming ongoing Russian aggression in the region, including its unjustified war in Ukraine, and charting potential …
What Happens if a Nuclear Weapon Goes Off in Space? | Scientific American
… thermonuclear war. It is currently uncertain whether Russia’s pursuit of a space-based nuke is actually a serious project. “What’s not clear is …
Russian warships arrive in Cuba in show of force | BBC News – YouTube
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It is committed to strengthening Britain’s nuclear weapons programme, backed by Starmer’s pledge that he will use them. Sir Keir Starmer, leader of …
In House of the Dragon Season 2, It’s Not Just War — It’s Nuclear War – Consequence
The HBO fantasy drama House of the Dragon has cast members thinking about how the show explores the metaphor of nuclear war, in Season 2.
New US wave of Ukraine sanctions includes targets in Hong Kong and mainland China
… nuclear war. Vladimir Putin deploys troops near Finland border, warns that Russia is ‘ready’ for nuclear war. Moscow’s foreign ministry reacted …
Russian ships arrive in Cuba as Cold War allies strengthen their ties – KEYT
The Gorshkov is one of the Russian Navy’s most modern ships, and was followed by the nuclear-powered submarine Kazan, a rescue tug, and an oil tanker.