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Russia has announced that it has moved its nuclear-capable Oreshnik missiles into Belarus, potentially allowing faster reach to European targets, amid ongoing tensions and claims of attacks and counterattacks in the Ukraine conflict. The move involves deploying missile systems in Belarus, which shares borders with NATO countries, raising concerns about escalation in the region.
Russia's nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile system has entered service in Belarus, escalating tensions amid ongoing Ukraine peace negotiations, with Russia emphasizing its military strength and potential nuclear capabilities.
North Korea conducted a long-range cruise missile test overseen by Kim Jong Un, emphasizing continued development of its nuclear forces amid regional tensions and advancements like a nuclear-powered submarine, while neighboring countries seek diplomatic and military responses.
North Korea's KCNA criticizes Japan for considering the possession of nuclear weapons, urging it to be thoroughly curbed, amid Japan's review of non-nuclear principles and increased U.S. support for South Korea's nuclear ambitions.
The US has dismissed the idea of Japan acquiring nuclear weapons, emphasizing its support for Japan's stance on nuclear nonproliferation and highlighting its own nuclear deterrent to protect allies.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced that Russia has deployed its latest nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile system to Belarus, amid ongoing tensions and talks related to the Ukraine conflict, with Russia emphasizing its strategic capabilities and potential use against Western targets.
A source within Japan's prime minister's office suggested that Japan needs nuclear weapons, deviating from its long-standing non-nuclear principles, amid discussions led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi who is considering reviewing these principles, sparking controversy given Japan's pacifist stance and reliance on U.S. nuclear deterrence.
The article discusses the devastating long-term effects of US nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands, highlighting environmental contamination, health issues, and cultural disconnection, and warns against resuming nuclear tests due to their catastrophic consequences for both local populations and global health.
The article discusses Kathryn Bigelow's Netflix film 'A House of Dynamite,' which depicts a fictional nuclear attack on Chicago, and explores how it reflects real-world nuclear risks, the current state of nuclear deterrence, and the potential impact of AI on nuclear decision-making, emphasizing that the threat remains significant and underestimated.
The article criticizes Donald Trump's recent order to resume nuclear testing, highlighting his lack of understanding about nuclear issues and the potential dangers of such actions, especially given his history of nuclear rhetoric and limited knowledge on the subject.
The US possesses approximately 3,700 nuclear warheads, with ongoing modernization efforts costing around $1.7 trillion, and President Trump has recently threatened to restart nuclear testing, raising concerns about global security and nuclear reliability.
President Trump announced plans to resume nuclear testing in the U.S., which would involve underground tests at the Nevada site and could escalate global tensions, especially amid recent provocative tests by Russia. Experts warn that resuming testing is dangerous, costly, and unnecessary given current scientific capabilities, and could destabilize international nuclear agreements.
The article discusses the potential impact of a nuclear attack on Chicago, as depicted in the Netflix film 'A House of Dynamite,' and explores the real-world challenges of nuclear defense, emphasizing the importance of disarmament and international diplomacy to prevent such catastrophes.
President Donald Trump announced he has directed the Pentagon to resume testing nuclear weapons, aiming to demonstrate U.S. military strength in response to Russia and China, ahead of a trade meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
President Trump has instructed the Pentagon to immediately resume testing US nuclear weapons on an equal basis with other nuclear powers, citing recent tests by Russia and China, and aiming to assert US strategic power ahead of a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.