Nuclear weapons at a top-secret base in Russia were "fully in place" and ready to be launched when President Vladimir Putin ...

The fear of nuclear war forced nations to come together to stop the spread of atomic weapons. Could a similar idea curb the ...

Asked whether Russia could respond with nuclear weapons to such strikes ... has dispatched tens of billions of dollars’ worth of modern tanks, artillery systems and missiles.

The terrifying Sarmat missile's development has been marred by setbacks, including one which suffered a "catastrophic failure ...

The new version has been in the works for months. It lets him use nuclear weapons in response to even a conventional attack by a nonnuclear nation that is backed by a nuclear power. That possibly ...

India is pursuing its ballistic missile defence programme in two phases — the first has been completed and the second is ...

"We really understand very little about the psychological, climatic, economic, social, political and infrastructure implications of nuclear weapons in the modern era," he said. Photo shows Flames ...

lowering the threshold for unleashing a nuclear attack to include conventional weapons strikes on targets within Russian soil. The threshold-lowering seems to come in direct response to Ukraine ...

While Ukraine cannot enrich Uranium - a process vital for building modern nuclear weapons, its nine operating nuclear reactors contain an estimated seven tons of plutonium, its authors claimed. This ...

We’re spending about $75 billion a year on new nuclear weapons.” Like the Lancer and the Spirit bombers, the B-21s have a nickname as well: the Raiders, named after the Doolittle Raiders pilots who ...