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How CIA, Mossad Used A Computer Virus To Dismantle Iran's Nuclear Program
The story of Stuxnet's development and deployment began years earlier. The inception of Stuxnet can be traced back to the early 2000s, during a period of heightened tension between Iran and Western nations over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Invasion Of Ukraine Revives Nuclear Warfare Nightmare
Banished from public consciousness for decades, the nightmare of nuclear warfare has surged back to prominence with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the erosion of the Cold War global security architecture.
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Fear Of Nuclear War Renewed As Russia Looks For Breakthrough In Ukraine
Banished from public consciousness for decades, the nightmare of nuclear warfare has surged back to prominence with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the erosion of the Cold War global security architecture.
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60 Years Since Cuban Missile Crisis, Nuclear War Once Again "Thinkable"
For 60 years, the Cuban missile crisis has loomed both as a frightening lesson on how close the world came to nuclear doomsday -- and how skillful leadership averted it.
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Full-Scale Nuclear War Of US vs Russia Could Kill 5 Billion People: Report
Five billion people would die in a modern nuclear war with the impact of a global famine -- triggered by sunlight-blocking soot in the atmosphere -- likely to far exceed the casualties caused by lethal blasts.
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A Bird Struck "Doomsday" Plane, Causing Millions In Damage, Says Navy
The Navy's "doomsday" plane wasn't supposed to be on the ground in Maryland for long. Instead, the E-6B Mercury - a flying communications and command post designed to play a critical role during a nuclear war - should have briefly touched down before taking off again.
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First Indigenous Anti-Radiation Medical Kits For Police, Paramilitary
In a major shot in the arm for paramilitary and police forces, scientists at a central research institute claim to have developed India's first indigenous medical kit that may ensure protection from serious injuries and faster healing of wounds resulting from nuclear warfare or radioactive leakage.
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Iran Slams "Psychological Warfare" As US To Reimpose Sanctions
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that Washington's call for new nuclear negotiations at the same time as it reimposes crippling sanctions "doesn't make sense" and is an attempt at "psychological warfare".
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Trump, Kim Put Aside Years Of Broken Promises In Singapore Meet
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un put aside years of broken promises and threats of nuclear warfare as they sat down to begin discussions that could open the door to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula
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Indian Air Force Tests Capability To Handle Nuke Warfare During Mega Exercise
The Indian Air Force or IAF tested its capability in dealing with a possible scenario of nuclear and biological warfare during a 13-day-long mega military exercise whose aim was to sharpen its war waging capability in the wake of fast evolving regional security situation.
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Army Gets Radar, Drugs To Prep For Chemical Warfare: 10 Points
A host of technologies - meant to counter the threat of nuclear, chemical and biological warfare -- developed by India's defense research organization DRDO were handed over to the army on Thursday. The technologies also included India's first indigenously made weapons locating radar and a number of drugs to combat radiation sickness and minimize th...
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North Korea Has Large Chemical Weapons Stockpile: Seoul
North Korea has up to 5,000 tonnes of chemical weapons, South Korean experts said Friday, including the toxin used to assassinate its leader's half-brother.
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US Raps Pak Over Nuclear Talk, Says Minister's Comments Irresponsible
The United States has strongly objected to the comments made by Pakistan minister on nuclear warfare twice in 15 days, terming them "irresponsible" and "concerning".
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Nervous About Nukes Again? Here's What You Need To Know About The Button (There Is No Button)
Let's talk fingers and buttons. "He shouldn't have his finger on the button," Hillary Clinton said about Donald Trump in June.
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"Atomic Anne" tries to nuke France's Sarkozy
Nuclear warfare has broken out between France's two main political parties 11 days before the first round of a presidential election, with a woman known as "Atomic Anne" launching a strike on President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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How CIA, Mossad Used A Computer Virus To Dismantle Iran's Nuclear Program
The story of Stuxnet's development and deployment began years earlier. The inception of Stuxnet can be traced back to the early 2000s, during a period of heightened tension between Iran and Western nations over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Invasion Of Ukraine Revives Nuclear Warfare Nightmare
Banished from public consciousness for decades, the nightmare of nuclear warfare has surged back to prominence with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the erosion of the Cold War global security architecture.
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Fear Of Nuclear War Renewed As Russia Looks For Breakthrough In Ukraine
Banished from public consciousness for decades, the nightmare of nuclear warfare has surged back to prominence with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the erosion of the Cold War global security architecture.
-
60 Years Since Cuban Missile Crisis, Nuclear War Once Again "Thinkable"
For 60 years, the Cuban missile crisis has loomed both as a frightening lesson on how close the world came to nuclear doomsday -- and how skillful leadership averted it.
-
Full-Scale Nuclear War Of US vs Russia Could Kill 5 Billion People: Report
Five billion people would die in a modern nuclear war with the impact of a global famine -- triggered by sunlight-blocking soot in the atmosphere -- likely to far exceed the casualties caused by lethal blasts.
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A Bird Struck "Doomsday" Plane, Causing Millions In Damage, Says Navy
The Navy's "doomsday" plane wasn't supposed to be on the ground in Maryland for long. Instead, the E-6B Mercury - a flying communications and command post designed to play a critical role during a nuclear war - should have briefly touched down before taking off again.
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First Indigenous Anti-Radiation Medical Kits For Police, Paramilitary
In a major shot in the arm for paramilitary and police forces, scientists at a central research institute claim to have developed India's first indigenous medical kit that may ensure protection from serious injuries and faster healing of wounds resulting from nuclear warfare or radioactive leakage.
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Iran Slams "Psychological Warfare" As US To Reimpose Sanctions
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that Washington's call for new nuclear negotiations at the same time as it reimposes crippling sanctions "doesn't make sense" and is an attempt at "psychological warfare".
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Trump, Kim Put Aside Years Of Broken Promises In Singapore Meet
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un put aside years of broken promises and threats of nuclear warfare as they sat down to begin discussions that could open the door to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula
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Indian Air Force Tests Capability To Handle Nuke Warfare During Mega Exercise
The Indian Air Force or IAF tested its capability in dealing with a possible scenario of nuclear and biological warfare during a 13-day-long mega military exercise whose aim was to sharpen its war waging capability in the wake of fast evolving regional security situation.
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Army Gets Radar, Drugs To Prep For Chemical Warfare: 10 Points
A host of technologies - meant to counter the threat of nuclear, chemical and biological warfare -- developed by India's defense research organization DRDO were handed over to the army on Thursday. The technologies also included India's first indigenously made weapons locating radar and a number of drugs to combat radiation sickness and minimize th...
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North Korea Has Large Chemical Weapons Stockpile: Seoul
North Korea has up to 5,000 tonnes of chemical weapons, South Korean experts said Friday, including the toxin used to assassinate its leader's half-brother.
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US Raps Pak Over Nuclear Talk, Says Minister's Comments Irresponsible
The United States has strongly objected to the comments made by Pakistan minister on nuclear warfare twice in 15 days, terming them "irresponsible" and "concerning".
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Nervous About Nukes Again? Here's What You Need To Know About The Button (There Is No Button)
Let's talk fingers and buttons. "He shouldn't have his finger on the button," Hillary Clinton said about Donald Trump in June.
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"Atomic Anne" tries to nuke France's Sarkozy
Nuclear warfare has broken out between France's two main political parties 11 days before the first round of a presidential election, with a woman known as "Atomic Anne" launching a strike on President Nicolas Sarkozy.
