countries continued to modernize their nuclear arsenals in 2023, according to the stockholm international peace research institutethese are russia, usa, great britain, france, china, india, pakistan. americans for a long time, shootings occurred in three states at once, two people died in roundrock park in texas. and six were injured; during a rock concert in the park, a quarrel broke out and someone opened the door.

according to the stockholm international peace research institute, nine countries continued to modernizeir nuclear arsenals last year: russia, the united states, great britain, france, china, india, pakistan, north korea and israel. china is in first place in terms of production speed; within a year it has increased its arsenal of nuclear warheads to 500. units. estonia implements its own methods of containment. as the ministry of defense of the baltic republic stated, they are replenishing ammunition reserves faster than other nato countries. over the past 2 years, tallinn has purchased more of them than in the previous 30 years. if in the budget for 2022-25 the authorities budgeted 155 million euros for ammunition, then in the next 4 years the figure will grow to more than one and a half billion euros. in addition, the government minister added. may approve another billion 600 million euros for these purposes, but the contribution is much more modest tallinn , estonia sent exactly one soldier to international military missions to protect the red sea from the houthis, and today it becam

production of isotopes to create new nuclear bombs , in general, for a reason, the stockholm international peace research instituteeautiful but scary number the day before: the total world nuclear stockpile is 12,121 warheads, that is, everything that can destroy humanity in a few seconds has been calculated. in connection... another crazy news from britain, where local resident nick gould has been living in a bunker for 8 years, waiting for nuclear wars , and is in a shelter with fifty. friends, in an interview with the sun, gulk said that he was haunted by the idea that everything on earth would be destroyed during the third world war, so he decided to build a shelter that could withstand the consequences of a nuclear strike, chemical attack or biological weapons, not to mention conventional missiles. during construction, the man relied on swiss safety standards. in switzerland with technology. the scale is impressive , the entire country is dug up with underground fortresses, beds are installed everywhere, monthly. water supplies are checked. in the event of a nuclear attack, the bunkers can continue to operate

operationally deployed nuclear weapons increased, according to the annual report of the stockholm international peace research institutenato is also preparing for a ground war, given what is happening in... during the exercise, issues of joint training of the russian and belarusian military for the use of tactical nuclear weapons are worked out. at this time, there is a lot of commotion off the coast of miami. americans are very concerned about the presence of the russian navy off the coast of cuba. there is the carrier of hypersonic missiles zircon, the frigate admiral gorshkov, as well as the nuclear submarine kazan with cruise and hypersonic missiles. the distance from havana to the us coast is 180 km. in a show of force, the united states sent the submarine uss helena to the shores of cuba. in local media remember the caribbean crisis, and a number of experts believe that its possible repetitions and the outcome today may be completely different. north and south korea are exchanging air strikes, dubbed the garbage war in the press. from the side of communist pyongyang. balloons with toilet paper, cigarette butts, p

just today , the stockholm international peace research institute published an annual review of the nuclearorces that countries have and stated that china significantly expanding its arsenal. last year it had 410 warheads, this year it already has 500, and this figure is how the israeli army introduced daily tactical pauses to deliver humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. benjamin netanyahu opposes this decision. the prime minister called the actions of his own military unacceptable. the israeli government also accused the un of deliberately exaggerating the scale of the humanitarian disaster in gaza and understating the number of trucks carrying international aid entering... on october 7, as hazbalah came out in support of hamas, its operatives fired more than 500 rockets at israeli families, homes and settlements, increasing their aggression. well, on the way out he was attacked by palestinian rights advocates. a service kitchen in the area suspended the operation of the application after a report that moscow residents were poisoned by ordered food, further denis talalaev and business news.

developing their arsenals as the geopolitical situation worsens, says a report by the stockholm international peace research institute. the number of weapons is growing and nato countries now rely solely on nuclear deterrence. as of january 2024 , there were approximately 12,121 warheads in the world. this almost 60% higher than estimates for january of the previous year. it seems that the geopolitical situation is close to critical. for example, president sirbi vucic believes that if not the third world war, then there are 3-4 months left before a large-scale conflict in europe. well, washington, it seems, has begun to warm up the public to the return of compulsory military service. the us house of representatives passed the defense bill automatically. registering men from 18 to 26 years old for conscription into the army. the law has not been enforced for more than half a century. militarization and social mobilization is taking place in scandinavia. the danish government has asked its citizens to prepare for an attack or other potential crisis. danes have been urged to keep a supply of water, food and iodine at ho

up a nuclear arsenal has not been so high on the agenda for a long time; the stockholm international peace research instituten annual report stating that nine states possess nuclear weapons, these are, let me remind you, russia, the usa, china, france, great britain, india, china put on combat duty for the first time nuclear warheads. as for nuclear weapons in storage, russia is already in first place here, with 2,670 warheads, the united states currently has them in storage... 1938, followed by china, an unprecedented history, the prc now has 476 warheads in storage, the uk has 105, lasting the list , france 10 warheads. if we talk about other nuclear states, the us goal was the following: they believed that they were much stronger in the field of conventional weapons, so they would very much like russia and china to disarm in the nuclear field. of all nuclear weapons in the world, while the authors of the report note that over the past 2 years , transparency regarding the nuclear forces of both states has noticeably decreased, primarily due to the fact that first russia and then the states suspended their

the stockholm international peace research institute published its annual report, which states that nineclear weapons. let me remind you that these are russia, the usa, china, france, great britain, india, pakistan, israel and north korea. in 2023, they continued to modernize their arsenals, while the number of operationally deployed nuclear weapons increased. so, what is the picture emerging? in count of deployed warheads, the united states is leading this year. 1770. next comes russia, with just under 1,710 warheads at the ready. great britain has 100. france has 280 warheads deployed. and what’s most interesting is that china has put nuclear warheads on alert for the first time. as for nuclear weapons in storage, russia is already in first place here - 2,670 warheads. the united states currently has 1,938 warheads in storage . next comes china, the prc currently has 476 warheads in storage, and the uk has 105. and france closes the list, where. said that its armed forces can fight not only with nuclear weapons, they can fight in the field of conventional weapons, in ukraine we clearly

the stockholm, international peace research institute has released a report warning nuclear weapons having played such a prominent role in global relations since the cold war. russia and his allies, bella roost, carried out more nuclear drills this month. the exercises were designed to discourage west during support for ukraine. in a separate report, the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons icon says there was a $10000000000.00 increase in global spending on nuclear weapons last year. and we can now bring in dan smith, he's the director of the stall, come international peace research institute down. welcome to the w. tell me, how could i get all that money spent on nuclear weapons be put to better use as i mean, i think the difficulty is deciding among so many important priorities. we have a ecological crisis which bodily needs money. we have a green transition that we need to invest in. the development spending is under pressure, i'm going down. there are increasing calls for humanitarian funds to be available. numerous countries in western europe as well as in the developing

the stockholm international peace research institute published a beautiful, but incredibly scary globaluring construction, the man leaned on swiss safety standards. in switzerland , things are really going very well with bunker construction technologies. in the alpine country there are more than 370 bunkers, which in the event of armageddon should hide the entire population. 8.700.000 swiss. a detailed tour of the swiss bunkers is given by a british one. the scale is truly impressive: literally the entire country is dug up with underground fortresses, beds are installed everywhere, water supplies are checked, everything is like in the soviet union. in the event of a nuclear attack, bunkers can continue to work underground completely autonomously for several months. at the same time , switzerland decided to officially abandon its centuries-old status as a mediator. the day before in parliament. our first stop is a fort at the end of a long winding path leading high into the alpine mountains. inside the bunker, tunnels that stretch 17 km deep. tell us how deep we are now. right now we are

just today , the stockholm international peace research institute published an annual review of the nuclears that countries have and stated that china is significantly increasing its arsenal. last year it had 410 warheads, this year it already has 500, and this figure is believed to be analysts, will grow. the statement by the nato secretary general has already been commented on in the kremlin, mentioning the summit on ukraine, which ended the day before in bürgenstock, switzerland. what mr. stoltenberg said clearly does not fit into the context of the same declaration that was adopted on the eve, which was not signed by everyone, which , if i’m not mistaken, talks about the inadmissibility of such rhetoric, this is nothing more, as another escalation of tension. benjamin netanyahu dissolved the war cabinet created on october 7 last year. israeli media reported this . it is believed that the reason for the dissolution was the transition of one of the ministers to the opposition. last week, benegans left the cabinet and called for the resignation of benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime mini

exports more weapons more weapons and the six countries combined stockholm international peace research institute. responsibility. and it means decisions made in washington on arms are transferred have massive significant not just in the unund the world. now we have seen the past several months instances in the united s exports have killed civilians in gaza. just this week israeli military reportedly used in bomb with an attack on it you in ischool people including 14 children. of many instances. i think amid famine and civilian harm i words to describe the devastation in organizations and esteemed experts around the world have concluded some actions of the israeli government may amount to wares for genocide. now the problem is not just israel to be sure. we see whether in u.s. bombs killed a school full of civilian children in thailands contribute to organized crime. and government that does not ihare the knights' commitment to democracy. or in columbia at u ofntrol weapons were used 2021s we see this is a risky business. arms transfers can make the united states complicit in or atrocities. the

significantly expanding its own nuclear capabilities according to a new report by stockholm international peace research instituteear weapons. now it has 500. by 2030 beijing will have as many intercontinental ballistic missiles as the united states and russia. >> jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us this afternoon. thank you. now nathan sales is with me here in washington. former ambassador at large and coordinator for counterterrorism under former president trump. now if the atlantic council. thanks for being here in person. a lot of activity this week. or a stretch of activity among america's enemies around the world when it comes to nuclear weapons. 20 make of it? >> i think saber rattling is exactly the right way to describe what we are hearing from vladimir putin. he's not going to nuke london. he will not nuke the united states. what he's trying to do is posture and bluff. that's the way strongmen behave. we seen this time and time the hand again from russia throughout the war in ukraine. this is about ukraine joining nato. then sweden and finland joined nato and its crickets from the kremlin. if you le

. >> there's a new report from the stockholm international peace research institute that the nine nuclear states, which of course includes russia, north korea, and the us, they're continuing to increase their nuclear arsenals right now, is these geopolitical tensions are growing. how do you see this moment and the threat here? >> well, it's a huge threat because the non-proliferation regime within the whole nuclear concept that has really governed the world since the fall of the berlin wall all of that has, has an essence stop. and even before the fall of the berlin wall, you hand relationships the us head with the soviet union and they made some sense, they resulted in the reduction of arms all the start talks, for example, is strategic arms reduction talks were extremely important in doing that, of course, they didn't eliminate nuclear weapons, obviously. but the proliferation regime, which has had its problems is now i would say completely dead at this point, and we are watching live pictures here of putin having a rule arrived hi there in high noise, which is the next stop following n

meanwhile , yesterday the stockholm international institute for peace research published its annual reportthe world state of armaments. it says that while the total number of nuclear warheads in the world is decreasing, the number of warheads put into combat mode is on the contrary increasing. this trend seems to continue in... the coming years and causes concern - says the director of the institute, dan smith. according to the institute, as of january 24, the world stockpile of nuclear warheads is 12,121 units, of which approximately 9,500 85 are in military stockpiles for potential use, and 3,904 warheads are deployed on carriers, which is 60 units more than in the past year almost all of these warheads belong to russia or the united states, the report said, but for the first time china is believed to have some warheads in high-alert condition readiness i noted that in the mentioned interview of jens stoltenugr to the telegraph, the secretary general of nato said that by 2030, china could increase its nuclear potential to a thousand. warhead currently, according to a report by the stockh