Belarus has dozens of Russian nuclear weapons and is ready for its newest missile, its leader says
Belarus’ authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko says his country is hosting dozens of Russian nuclear weapons and will prepare facilities for the planned deployment of Moscow’s newest hypersonic
"Nuclear forces have been and will continue to serve as a security guarantee," Admiral Alexander Moiseyev said.
If the United States was truly interested in challenging climate change, nuclear power is the answer ( “Vision and resolve ...
Russian attacks against Ukraine’s damaged power grid have increased the probability of a catastrophic nuclear accident, ...
At Khmelnitsky, a plant in western Ukraine with two existing reactors, connections are being built to a “shovel ready” area ...
In this first-person narrative Miles Greiner, mechanical engineering professor in the College of Engineering and director of ...
A 92-year-old Japanese survivor of the U.S. atomic bombing of Nagasaki described the horrors he witnessed in 1945 as he ...
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New energy outlooks predict the growth and rapid dominance of clean energy but the nuclear investment case remains ...
An armored vehicle belonging to the UN’s atomic watchdog was hit by a drone strike on its way to inspect a Ukrainian nuclear ...
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