Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Weapons
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Nuclear Weapons is a section focused on issues of possession, use, and threats related to nuclear arsenals. The materials highlight which states possess nuclear weapons, including Russia, which uses them as a tool of intimidation and threats in its foreign policy. Particular attention is given to Ukraine's history, as it voluntarily gave up the world's third-largest nuclear arsenal after signing the Budapest Memorandum in 1994, and the consequences of this decision.

The section also explores international policies on nuclear non-proliferation, the role of global organizations in ensuring security, and the potential threats to humanity posed by the use of nuclear weapons.

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11:36, 30 October, 2025

Trump instructs Pentagon to start nuclear weapons tests immediately
10:22, 8 February, 2025

Ukraine has all conditions for at least «dirty» nuclear weapons
14:32, 6 February, 2025

US special envoy on Zelenskyy's idea to provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons: The chance is between negligible and zero
19:32, 21 November, 2024

Putin: Russia struck Dnipro with a ballistic missile Oreshnik
15:41, 19 November, 2024

Putin signed the new nuclear doctrine of the Russian Federation, expanding the grounds for the use of nuclear weapons
14:22, 22 September, 2024

An intercontinental missile Sarmat exploded at a test site in Russia during tests
21:13, 26 August, 2024

The Cabinet of Ministers decreed: Ukrainians will be provided with gas masks in case of a nuclear attack
9:22, 17 June, 2024

Stoltenberg: NATO is discussing bringing nuclear weapons to combat readiness
11:28, 17 January, 2024

Ukrenerho: If the Russians seized the Yuzhnoukrainsk NPP, the consequences would be unpredictable

Domanivka authorities propose ₴1,000 monthly housing maintenance fee for IDPs

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Domanivka authorities propose ₴1,000 monthly housing maintenance fee for IDPs

«The state is increasing salaries, but it is up to local authorities to find the funds», said Liubarov, commenting on the Cabinet of Ministers’ resolution on funding for culture

Drilling has begun in Voznesensk on the first of nine boreholes to tackle water supply issues

A monument to Mykola Arkas has been erected in the centre of Mykolaiv

A hotel in the Mykolaiv region is to be refurbished at a cost of ₴6.8 million to provide accommodation for internally displaced persons

The State Audit Service is seeking a court order to recover nearly ₴200 million from «Mykolaivelectrotrans»

Kiosks, a pavilion and a bus stop complex: eight structures are to be dismantled in Mykolaiv