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North Korea tests a banned missile, raising speculation and concern - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - Vimarsana News

North Korea tests a banned missile, raising speculation and concern - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

North Korea launched what is presumed to be a banned intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday, marking an “end to its self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile testing.”

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Source: fas.org
How much damage does a nuclear weapon do? - Vimarsana News

How much damage does a nuclear weapon do?

Vladimir Putin has placed Russia's nuclear forces on "special alert", a move that UN Secretary General António Guterres has described as a "chilling development".

Source: as.com
Ukraine update: Ukrainian forces continue stiff resistance; Putin raises nuclear alert status; Ukrainian and Russian delegations to enter talks - Vimarsana News

Ukraine update: Ukrainian forces continue stiff resistance; Putin raises nuclear alert status; Ukrainian and Russian delegations to enter talks

Russia’s war against Ukraine entered its 4th day, with much of the globe rallying behind Ukraine’s strong resistance. Still, President Putin waved a nuclear saber this morning, as the two sides plan talks.

Nuclear Notebook: Israeli nuclear weapons, 2022 - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Notebook: Israeli nuclear weapons, 2022 - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

This issue of the Nuclear Notebook examines Israel’s nuclear arsenal, which we estimate includes a stockpile of roughly 90 warheads. Israel neither officially confirms nor denies that it possesses nuclear weapons, and our estimate is therefore largely based on calculations of Israel’s stockpile of weapon-grade plutonium and its inventory of operational nuclear-capable delivery systems.