The IAEA reported that there is no progress in Iran as inspectors still do not have access to nuclear sites, raising concerns about potential nuclear weapons proliferation. (translated)
During the media conference, Donald Trump sharply reacted to a journalist's question about the possible use of nuclear weapons against Iran, calling the question stupid and emphasizing that there is no reason for such action. (translated)

Analyst Tonči Tadić warns that recent nuclear threats from Russia are a clear sign that Putin's circle understands they are losing the war, highlighting reasons why the use of tactical nuclear weapons is unlikely despite constant provocations. (translated)

Russian representative Alexey Zhuravlyov announced the possibility of a nuclear attack on Ukraine as a means of forcing a surrender, emphasizing that Russia must be prepared to use nuclear weapons if necessary. (translated)
Russian representative Alexey Zhuravlyov made a threat of possible use of nuclear weapons against Ukraine, calling for a strike that would force Kiev to surrender, following new speculation about the escalation of the conflict. (translated)

Russian representative Alexey Zhuravlyov has called for the use of tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine, which increases fears of escalation of the conflict and provokes sharp reactions from the international community. (translated)
Russian representative Alexey Zhuravlyov called on Moscow to use tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine if necessary to force Kyiv to capitulate, emphasizing that there should be no discussion about this. (translated)

A drunken 24-year-old stole a plane in Hungary and attempted to fly towards the Paks nuclear power plant, resulting in the scrambling of fighter jets and his forced landing in a sunflower field. (translated)

After the secret visit of the CIA director to Moscow, the Russian Ministry of Defense conducted a test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, while Belarusian President Lukashenko ordered a surprise check of the combat readiness of his armed forces. (translated)

Russia tested a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach the US, just three days after the secret visit of CIA chief John Ratcliffe to Moscow, amid rising tensions and stagnation in diplomacy around Ukraine. (translated)

On August 29, 1949, the Soviet Union successfully tested its first atomic bomb, breaking the United States' monopoly on nuclear weapons and marking a significant turning point in the Cold War. (translated)
CIA Chief John Ratcliffe urgently traveled to Moscow due to reliable information that Vladimir Putin is considering a potential attack on a NATO member or the use of tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine amid increasing pressure on Russia. (translated)
Poland has declared that it does not want to station nuclear warheads on its territory while facing increased military threats from Russia and actively participating in discussions on European nuclear security. (translated)

The article describes the current state of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the growing possibility of escalation with strong missile attacks on Kyiv, which implies that Putin may consider the use of tactical nuclear weapons as a last resort, amid increasing tensions and diplomatic failures. (translated)

The Kremlin increasingly views Ukrainian attacks as NATO actions and is preparing to strengthen its own attacks on Ukraine due to failed peace negotiations, while Russian officials are also considering extreme measures, including the possible use of tactical nuclear weapons. (translated)

The article analyzes the recent unannounced visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow, highlighting its possible significance in the context of the escalation of the war in Ukraine and the political crisis in Russia, and reflects on the potential threats that could arise from Putin's need to secure his political legitimacy and position on the international stage. (translated)
The Russian submarine Khabarovsk, designed to carry nuclear torpedoes Poseidon, recently set sail for testing, raising concerns in the West about the potential use of this autonomous underwater weapon with a nuclear reactor in military conflicts, especially in light of threats from Moscow to Great Britain. (translated)

The situation with Iran remains tense despite the expiration of the negotiation deadline, and the Hormuz treasure proves to be a key element for the Islamic Republic, becoming more important than the nuclear program and military strategy. (translated)

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has discovered several tons of nuclear material in Syria and warned of the possibility of its misuse, while the materials have been placed under international control after the Syrian authorities voluntarily reported their presence. (translated)

Several tons of nuclear material have been discovered in Syria, which could be misused, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will monitor its storage after the Syrian authorities voluntarily reported its presence. (translated)
