Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Remains Strong Despite Russian Obstructionism – … nuclear proliferation and averting the danger of nuclear war.
Areas near Ukrainian nuclear plant again hit by Russian shelling – Los Angeles Times
People in Kharkiv, Ukraine, observe a crater and damaged buildings after a Russian rocket attack on Saturday. (Andrii Marienko / Associated Press).
Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 186: Shelling of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant continues
Latest news from Ukraine today. Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 186: Shelling of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant continues. Follow updates on Euromaidan Press …
This map details what would happen in the event of a nuclear war – Medium
If a large-scale nuclear weapons conflict were to break out between the US and Russia, 5 billion people would be starved, and the impact would be …
Middle East security still fragile, with or without Iran nuclear deal – Responsible Statecraft
For its part, Saudi Arabia is engaged in a round of Iraqi-mediated talks with Iran focused on security issues, including an end to the war in Yemen, …
Ukraine live news: UK ‘unclear’ if Russia can recruit more troops – Al Jazeera
Ukrainian state nuclear operator Energoatom made a similar statement … “My visit to Europe comes at a time when the war in Ukraine has shown the …
Does a Land-based ICBM Force Keep Us Safe from Nuclear Armageddon – Patheos
One man should not have the authority to launch a nuclear war. (Image credit: Union of Concerned Scientists). A virtual-reality simulation asks: …
IAEA seeks to visit Ukraine nuclear plant amid concerns – Al Jazeera
“Civilian nuclear power must not be an instrument of war and therefore the sovereignty of states must be respected in regard of nuclear installations.
Russian soldier defects, tells CBS News he and his comrades were “lied to,” and soon …
… he fled Russia after becoming an unwitting tool in Putin’s war machine. … speaking out “because if nothing is done, there will be nuclear war.
Russia blocks final document at nuclear treaty conference – Star Tribune
Putin has since rolled back, saying that “a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought,” a message reiterated by a senior Russian official …