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Advantage Over Parity: Assessing China’s Expanding Nuclear Arsenal | The Heritage Foundation
Advantage Over Parity: Assessing China’s Expanding Nuclear Arsenal | The Heritage Foundation
China is the fastest growing nuclear power on the planet, building 100 new nuclear warheads every year. While many assume that China’s nuclear arsenal will be the same size as that of the United States’ by 2035, this is mere speculation in absence of evidence. Indeed, there is ample historical reason to believe that China will seek to grow a nuclear arsenal that is substantially larger and more advanced than the United States’ in the coming two decades. Accordingly, the U.S. may need a nuclear arsenal that is larger and more diverse than the one it has now if it hopes to deter simultaneously Russia and China.
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Advantage Over Parity: Assessing China’s Expanding Nuclear Arsenal | The Heritage Foundation
The U.S. Increases the Risk of War With Russia
The U.S. Increases the Risk of War With Russia
Last week, U.S. Senator J.D. Vance took to X to warn that when Biden authorized Ukraine to use U.S. weapons to strike targets in Russia, he believes, “the risk of nuclear war is
·realclearworld.com·
The U.S. Increases the Risk of War With Russia
The real danger of Iran linking Hezbollah to Gaza - analysis
The real danger of Iran linking Hezbollah to Gaza - analysis
Although this is not a direct parallel, it’s worth considering how the current crisis has some commonalities with the First World War and the failed concepts that led Europe into a massive conflagration in 1914.
·jpost.com·
The real danger of Iran linking Hezbollah to Gaza - analysis
Iraq is dying (and that is a global problem)
Iraq is dying (and that is a global problem)
Thanks Odoo for sponsoring this video! Click https://www.odoo.com/r/zYW9 to check out Odoo for yourself now!Decades of armed #conflicts, water scarcity, extr...
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Iraq is dying (and that is a global problem)
Leaked docs reveal Russia is top global nuclear threat - with four times size of US nuke arsenal
Leaked docs reveal Russia is top global nuclear threat - with four times size of US nuke arsenal

Russian policy dictates it can use nukes if there is:

  1. Reliable data on the launch of ballistic missiles on Russia and - or - its allies

  2. Unleashing of nuclear weapons or weapons of mass destruction on Russia or its allies

  3. An attack on critically important Russian state or military facility which could undermine a nuclear weapons response. Or

  4. Aggression against Russia using conventional weapons when Russia is under threat.

·mirror.co.uk·
Leaked docs reveal Russia is top global nuclear threat - with four times size of US nuke arsenal
NSA chief says China readying destructive cyberattacks on critical inf
NSA chief says China readying destructive cyberattacks on critical inf
China's cyber operatives have infiltrated computer networks used to control critical U.S. infrastructure in preparation for future attacks to disrupt American society during a conflict, the direc
·washingtontimes.com·
NSA chief says China readying destructive cyberattacks on critical inf
This Island Holds the Secrets to China’s Massive Naval Expansion | WSJ
This Island Holds the Secrets to China’s Massive Naval Expansion | WSJ
China is expanding its naval bases on the tropical island of Hainan in the South China Sea. Two of Beijing’s most important naval facilities, Yulia and Longpo, have undergone dramatic expansion to accommodate a growing fleet of vessels and to provide a home for China’s new sea-borne nuclear deterrent. WSJ spoke to defense analysts who say the upgrades point to Beijing’s preparations for a possible conflict over Taiwan. Chapters: 0:00 Island of Hainan 0:42 Geostrategic advantages of Hainan 1:07 Submarines and mountain bunker 3:31 Infrastructure expansion 6:15 Expansion in Cambodia News Explainers Some days the high-speed news cycle can bring more questions than answers. WSJ’s news explainers break down the day's biggest stories into bite-size pieces to help you make sense of the news. #China #Military #WSJ
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This Island Holds the Secrets to China’s Massive Naval Expansion | WSJ
Insufficient destruction is why no one wins wars anymore
Insufficient destruction is why no one wins wars anymore
Devastation of the opponent’s territory, of the kind now attempted by Russia in Ukraine, is not new – and, as the record shows, unfortunately it works.
·brusselssignal.eu·
Insufficient destruction is why no one wins wars anymore