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URGENT: Russia gets the nuclear forces on high alert

Putin ordered his military to put the country’s nuclear deterrence forces into an increased state of readiness. It means that Russia threatens to use weapons of mass destruction in Europe…

February 27, 2022nuclear weapons, Russia, Ukraine

Nonproliferation

The Return of the Brinkmanship Strategy in the Iranian Nuclear Crisis

Joe Biden was officially sworn in on January 4, 2021 as the 46th President of the United States. This election was a relief in many diplomatic citadels with regard to…

February 22, 2021Iran, nuclear weapons

Intelligence ops

Iran – The death of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, another test of the vulnerability of IRI internal security

Mohsen Fakhrizadeh is the scientist at the helm of the Iranian nuclear program, assassinated on November 27 in the Damavand region, northeast of Tehran, in his car. Badly injured, efforts…

November 27, 2020Iran, nuclear weapons

Nonproliferation

Assessing Future Nuclear Dynamics in the Middle East

“The Middle East is obviously an issue that has plagued the region for centuries” argued former US president Barack Obama. Considering the current political, social and humanitarian crises in the…

July 17, 2020Iran, nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia, UAE

Energy Situation Reports

Sweden and the Baltic countries may receive multi-billion compensation for Russian nuclear waste burial in the Baltic Sea

The bottom of the Baltic Sea may contain nuclear waste burial sites made by the Russian military in the early 1990s. This complements the picture of the dangerous chemical dumping…

December 23, 2019chemical weapon, Nord Stream-2, nuclear weapons, Russia, Sweden

nuclear weapons

URGENT: Russia gets the nuclear forces on high alert

The Return of the Brinkmanship Strategy in the Iranian Nuclear Crisis

Iran – The death of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, another test of the vulnerability of IRI internal security

Assessing Future Nuclear Dynamics in the Middle East

Sweden and the Baltic countries may receive multi-billion compensation for Russian nuclear waste burial in the Baltic Sea

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