nuclear war
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Fallout from the Sept. 14 attacks is still reverberating as world leaders gather for their annual meeting at the U.N. General Assembly. Britain, France and Germany, however, joined the United States on Monday in blaming Iran for attacks on key oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, but the Iranian foreign minister pointed to claims of responsibility…
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged during his two-day visit to Beijing to achieve “results” that would be welcomed by the international community after his potential next summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, China’s state-run media said Thursday. In a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday, Kim also repeated that North…
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A Soviet officer who averted thermonuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union had died aged 77. Image: Stanislav Petrov Soon after midnight on 26 September, 1983, duty officer Stanislav Petrov was in charge of an early warning radar system in a bunker near Moscow when computer readouts suggested several missiles had been launched from the US towards the USSR.…
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In the event of an unavoidable nuclear war between the United States and DPRK, a large number of volunteers who wish to join Kim Jong Un’s army are reported to be over 3.5 million. Military strategists say a Donald Trump versus Kim Jong Un war would be a “total mismatch,” but the teeming volunteers who…
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Sen. Lindsey Graham, a representative for South Carolina, says he will support a US war against North Korea if it becomes unavoidable. According to a poll result released on Friday by Public Policy Polling, 82 percent of Americans have shown great fear for a likely nuclear war. Image: President Kim Jong Un Public Policy Polling,…
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North Korea said in an official statement on Friday that the United States of America will suffer shameful defeat if both countries are to test-run the world’s first nuclear war. DPRK’s news agency threatened that the would see its “final doom” if it continues in military offensives against the Asian country. Kim Jong Un’s government…
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The US and Russia have never forgotten their wasteful errors on the Cold War but if any of the parties should accept defeat, the Kremlin doesn’t look like the one. Rumors are rife that Vladimir Putin’s country is set for yet another war, this time a nuclear one, and would gladly welcome any threat from the…
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The United States can stop the imminent risk of a nuclear war between NATO and Russia but with huge sacrifices. U.S and the alliance are dependent on Sweden and Finland (non-NATO Members) for help which makes it a hard task to save the Baltic states from Russia. Image: Russia’s military strength. There’s nothing as difficult…
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A potential catastrophe looms upon NATO and Russia if the West fails to take necessary steps that’ll help avoid a nuclear war by acting fast in securing Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. In a year’s time, according to an online report, NATO risks a nuclear war with Russia if defence capabilities in the Baltic states is not strengthened…
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