Russian Press Secretary Won’t Rule Out Use Of Nuclear Weapons … about the possibility of nuclear war with Russia, according to Reuters.
The Ukraine War Could Trigger a Nuclear-Arms Race in Asia by Minxin Pei – Project Syndicate
By bolstering the case for more nuclear weapons in Asia, Russia’s war in Ukraine could decimate what little is left of the region’s strategic …
Opinion: Will Putin use nuclear weapons in Ukraine? – The Globe and Mail
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s escalatory actions in Ukraine are raising some unsettling questions over how far he is willing to go to win his war …
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‘Existential Threat’: Kremlin Spokesman Refuses To Say Nuclear Attack Is Off The Table
Russian President Vladimir Putin's chief spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the possibility of a nuclear attack is not off the table on Tuesday.
Analyst: Pentagon appears blind to the threat of nuclear war with Russia – Press TV
The US military is “filled with delusional hubris, blinding it to the actual danger of nuclear war,” according to an American journalist and …
Russia Would Use Nuclear Weapons Amid ‘Existential’ Threat: Putin Spokesman – Newsweek
Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov referred to the country’s “concept of domestic security” when asked about nuclear warfare.
Climate change will be worsened by nuclear war, says the Atlantic – American Thinker
Let that sink in. On social media, the Atlantic posted this on Twitter: “A nuclear war would kill tens of millions of people — and …
Kremlin: Russia would only use nuclear weapons if its existence were threatened | Reuters
… four weeks after Russia sent its forces into Ukraine, came amid Western concern that the conflict there could escalate into a nuclear war.
Russia’s Ukraine War Highlights Nuclear Deterrence Dilemmas – Foreign Policy
Even without having been used yet, nuclear weapons have shaped the war in Ukraine—and its outcomes will shape our views of nuclear weapons for …