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Zelenskyy plans to visit the U.N. and White House amid a shifting strategy for mobilizing support for Ukraine's defense.

The Air Force's Rapid Dragon program would allow cargo aircraft to become strike and bomber planes, threatening enemy forces.

LiveMint.  15 Sep 2023 Top American nuclear scientists have estimated that Pakistan currently possesses roughly 170 nuclear warheads, and this number could potentially increase to approximately 200 by the year 2025, based on the current rate of expansion. As reported by PTI citing the Nuclear Notebook column published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists…

Turkey's energy minister said talks with China to build the third nuclear power plant in the Islamic country could be completed soon.

The two countries may be vastly different in size and in the impact they have on the world, but the sheer numbers behind their militaries make their allegiance a terrifying one.

Here’s some interesting commentary from the opposite poles of the political spectrum.

Pakistan News: The Pakistan caretaker government has raised the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel, pushing them past PKR 330 per liter for the first time in his

Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said talks with China to build a new nuclear plant would be completed “in a few months’ time."

Pakistan currently has an estimated 170 nuclear warheads, which could increase to around 200 by 2025. The estimate comes from American nuclear scientists who used open-source materials, satellite imagery, and other sources to gather data.

With several new delivery systems in development, four plutonium production reactors, and expanding uranium enrichment infrastructure, Pakistan’s stockpile has potential to increase further, the Nuclear Notebook said