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nuclear war
News updates related to nuclear war.
The US leads global nuclear weapons spending with $69.2 billion in 2025.
The ICAN report states that global nuclear weapons spending reached a record $119 billion, with the United States accounting for more than half of the total budget of the nine nuclear powers.
Technology
Pindar: A top-secret nuclear bunker 60 meters deep beneath London, England.
Discover the £126 million Pindar underground fortress, which protected British leaders and maintained its communications network in a nuclear war scenario.
The Pentagon is applying artificial intelligence in targeted attack operations.
The US deployment of AI in real-world combat operations in Iran and Venezuela has raised concerns about a loss of control and the risk of unintended nuclear escalation.
Russia says freezing the conflict in Ukraine would lead to nuclear war.
The head of the Russian negotiating delegation stated that freezing the conflict in Ukraine would not resolve the issue and would instead lead to nuclear war.
Trump hopes the conflict in Ukraine will not escalate into nuclear war.
President Trump hopes that the conflict in Ukraine will not escalate into a nuclear conflict, following Ukraine's attacks on Russian territory.
International news: Russia does not want nuclear war.
The Russian Foreign Minister stated that Moscow does not want any nuclear war and believes that discussions about when to press the "red button" are inappropriate.
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