RT Mohsen, Esq. (@mFarshneshani)What should blow all our minds is that when it’s all said and done, the neocons (folks at @FDD, @UANI, @FoxNews) who pushed us into another needless war won’t ever have to answer for any of it.There will be no prison time, no demotions, no loss of funding or influence for the architects of this disaster— and that needs to change.We embarked on this war supposedly to prevent nuclear proliferation and make the world a safer place. Yet somehow we’re closer to nuclear war than ev ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)There is a huge difference between superpower rivalry with proxy wars (as with the U.S. , Europe, and Russia in Ukraine) and WW3. For example, Russians don't shoot down U.S. planes or sink U.S. ships resupplying Ukraine. In turn, the U.S. doesn't put official boots on the ground in Ukraine and then complain about Russians shooting at them. These kinds of bright lines separate proxy wars from WW3 and if you don't want China and the U.S. nuking each other we'd best respect them. (An ...

🚨BREAKINGWE ARE VERY VERY CLOSE TO WW3China and Russia are helping Iran to strike US military basesNorth Korea launched ballistic missiles towards the Sea of JapanKim Jong Un wants to get involved in the war so badly.We are one step away from the nucle... show more ...

EMERGENCY ROUNDTABLE: How long will this conflict last? Ex-CIA spy Andrew Bustamante, national security journalist Annie Jacobsen, and Iran expert Benjamin Radd break down Trump’s strikes, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death, nuclear risks, AI warfare, and what could happen next. Andrew Bustamante is a former CIA covert intelligence officer and founder of Everyday Spy, and co-author of the memoir ‘Shadow Cell: An Insider Account of America’s New Spy War’. Annie Jacobsen is a renowned nuclear war expert and Pulit ...

RT Andrew Tate (@Cobratate)We are on the verge of nuclear war because the politicians who steal half of your pay check every month don't listen to your point of view (which is their actual job). ...

Donald Trump reiterated that he prevented a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan during their conflict last year by threatening tariffs and pressuring both nations to end their clash https://t.co/oxBJCkw5MM ...

Nuclear Strategy - The concept of "Golden Dome" potentially making nuclear war winnable or survivable contradicts the prevailing "mutually assured destruction" doctrine in nuclear strategy [1]

Geopolitical Landscape - NATO conducts nuclear war games, simulating nuclear strikes with US bombs, signaling readiness to defend its territory [1][2] - Russia views NATO's exercise as a provocation and conducts its own nuclear drills [3] - The US-Russia nuclear arms agreement is set to expire, potentially leading to an unlimited deployment of nuclear weapons by both sides [4] Military Readiness - European fighter jets are training to carry out nuclear strikes using American bombs [1] - The decision to use US nuclear weapons rests with the US president, but could involve allied aircraft in extreme scenarios [2] - Dutch F-35s are participating in the exercise, demonstrating allied readiness [2] Deterrence and Risk - NATO states the exercise aims to deter enemies, though Russia perceives it as a provocation [3] - The potential use of nuclear weapons represents the "highest form of violence" for deterrence [4] - The pilot acknowledges the heavy responsibility of potentially dropping nuclear bombs [3]

80 years ago today, on August 9th, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki. Three days earlier, the US had dropped a separate bomb on the city of Hiroshima. These bombs changed the course of history.The two bombs are estimated to have killed roughly 200,000 people in both cities. Half of them died on the first day. Many others died of burns and radiation sickness in the days, the weeks, and the months that followed.The destructive power of this new type of weapon was ...

Geopolitical Risk - Social media is being used to threaten nuclear war [1] - The issue is the use of social media by figures like Trump and Medvedev to make nuclear threats [1]