Nuclear weapons
"US-China competition gets us closer to nuclear war"
Renata Dwan called this "an urgent issue that the world should take more seriously," Reuters is reporting.
Moscow Warns of the Deployment of US Nuclear Weapons in Europe
The United States is preparing for its use, said the Director of the Non-Proliferation and Arms Control of the Russian MFA, quoted by NOVA TV.
Having a nuclear weapon in Europe, the United States is preparing to use it, RIA Novosti told the director of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vladimir Ermakov, of the Russian MFA's Directorate for Non-proliferation and Control.
Turkey wants to see world free of nuclear weapons: FM
Turkey's ultimate goal is to see a world free of nuclear weapons, the country's foreign minister said on Feb. 25.
North Korea Continues to Make More Nuclear Bombs
North Korea has continued to produce bomb fuel while in denuclearization talks with the United States and may have produced enough in the past year to add as many as seven nuclear weapons to its arsenal, according to a study released just weeks before a planned second summit between the North Korean leader and U.S. President Donald Trump, Reuters reported.
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US to Begin Nuclear Treaty Pullout Next Month
The US has rejected Moscow's offer to inspect a new Russian missile suspected of violating a key cold-war era nuclear-weapons treaty, and warned that it would suspend observance of the agreement on 2 February, giving six-month notice of a complete withdrawal, reported the Guardian.
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Pakistan defends nuclear safety record after U.S. sanctions companies
Pakistan has defended its record on nuclear safety after the United States sanctioned seven Pakistani companies over alleged links to the nuclear trade, saying the suspicions over the companies should not be used to discredit it.
To Deter Russia, US Needs New Low-yield Nukes, says STRATCOM Head
WASHINGTON — During a congressional hearing, the head of U.S. Strategic Command defended the Trump administration's view that the United States will need new low-yield nuclear weapons to help deter Russia.
Putin revisits nukes: Yes, this will be global catastrophe
"Yes, this will be a global catastrophe for the world."
"As far as this issue is concerned, I should note that it's extremely important and sensitive. I want to tell you so that the international community knew this. Our plan on the nuclear weapon is to use them as a response measure," Putin said.,according to Sputnik International, and added:
U.S. unhappy with video depicting Russian nuclear attack
They accused Russia of developing "destabilizing nuclear weapons in violation of its treaty obligations."
Putin: If attacked, Russia will use nukes
The new US nuclear posture allows a nuclear strike in response to a conventional attack. President Vladimir Putin said Russia, if attacked with nuclear weapons, would not hesitate to respond in kind.
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