Nuclear Survivalist

On Tuesday, May 31st, U.S. President Joe Biden headlined an op-ed in the New York Times, “What America Will and Will Not Do in Ukraine”

But it is one, they say, that also makes the prospects of nuclear war less likely. Best of Newsweek via email. “Putin’s grip is strong but no longer …

And while turning to nuclear weapons would be the ultimate escalation, … of Mr. Putin has been a key priority from the start of the war.

… on nuclear arms, ending nuclear proliferation, and preventing nuclear war. … is among the world’s foremost proliferators of nuclear weapons.

Nobody wants a nuclear war, and everything must be done so that a nuclear collapse never happens on Earth, but talking about its impossibility is …

And the president addressed concern over a nuclear war with Russia. … no indication that Russia has intent to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, …

The Cuban missile crisis of 1962 brought the U.S. and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war during the presidency of her father, …

And for Secretary Stoltenberg, we hear about nuclear exercises on the … clearly that a nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought.

Skabeyeva, who is known for her hawkish rhetoric on her prime-time talk show, then raised the specter of nuclear war.

America’s policy of strategic ambiguity was born during the Cold War, … The possibility of escalation to wider or even nuclear war of course …