Putin’s foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, also sent ominous signals this week, saying the risk of nuclear war is “very substantial” and that “the …
Ukraine Proves UN Cannot Singlehandedly Usher in a Nuclear-Weapons-Free World
UNITED NATIONS (IDN) — The devastating war in Ukraine—now moving towards the third month—has triggered several threats of the “nuclear option”.
Will Putin go nuclear? A timeline of expert comments – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Here’s a still-unfolding, existential timeline on whether world leaders and experts think Putin will start a nuclear war in Ukraine.
Russian State TV: Vladimir Putin May Start a Nuclear War but We Are Ready to Die – The Daily Beast
Just when you thought Russian airwaves could not get any stranger, Putin’s puppets have now surrendered to the idea of nuclear apocalypse, …
Lavrov Accuses NATO of Waging Proxy War in Ukraine, Warns of Nuclear War – Havana Times
War means war.” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also warned about the risk of a nuclear war. Sergey Lavrov: “Really, the risks are really …
Putin given license by threat of nuclear war – Las Vegas Sun News
Putin given license by threat of nuclear war. By Llewellyn King. Wednesday, April 27, 2022 | 2 a.m.. History isn’t short of people to blame.
The U.S. Should Show It Can Win a Nuclear War – WSJ
Perhaps a conventional response to a Russian nuclear attack would be sufficient. What if the U.S. and its allies destroyed Russian military units …
Austin says he ‘does not’ believe Russian invasion will end in nuclear war | The Hill
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin affirmed on Tuesday he “does not” believe that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will result in a nuclear war despite …
Boris Johnson dismisses nuclear threat after Russia issues ‘World War Three’ warning – Metro
Boris Johnson has dismissed fears Vladimir Putin would launch a nuclear attack if his war in Ukraine continues to unravel.
As NATO Weighs Nuclear War Risk, U.S. Security ‘Assurances’ Upset Ukraine – Newsweek
Ukrainians fear the U.S. will offer only vague assurances rather than a concrete commitment to defend Kyiv against future Russian aggression.