Nuclear

Viktor Alksnis25.09.2024

Russia’s position on nuclear tests has not changed; Moscow will not conduct them if Washington refrains from such steps. This was stated to journalists by Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Sergei Ryabkov. “No, nothing has changed,” said the high-ranking diplomat. — “As was determined and formulated by the President of the Russian Federation, […]

Sergey Stankevich15.09.2024

The UN expressed concern over the rhetoric around nuclear weapons. The UN expressed concern over the re-emerging rhetoric about nuclear weapons in the context of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. In particular, discussions around nuclear weapons began to gain momentum after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky launched a lobbying campaign to lift restrictions on the […]

Sergey Stankevich02.09.2024

Even a small bomb can cause enormous damage to the Kursk NPP. This was stated by the head of Rosatom Alexey Likhachev following the visit of the IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi to the nuclear power plant. “This is one of our first large nuclear projects. It was created in the 60s and launched in […]

Oleg Yasinsky19.05.2024

The topic of the use of nuclear weapons is a difficult question for the mind and heart. In recent years, the world has quickly accustomed us to all varieties of madness, turning things that were completely absolute yesterday into something relative and thus freeing our brain not only from the remnants of common sense, but […]

Sergey Stankevich20.09.2023

A new turn in the history of nuclear energy is taking place in the Far East. Construction begins in the Ust-Yansky region of Yakutia first in the world ground-based low-power nuclear power plant (LNP). The station is being built by JSC RAOS, a subsidiary of the state corporation Rosatom. The ASMM project is based on […]

Viktor Alksnis22.02.2023

For the first time in recent years, I turned on the TV and watched the Address of the President of the Russian Federation to the Federal Assembly. When the President, at the beginning of his Address, acknowledged for the first time that the West’s main goal was to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, I […]

Pavel Begichev05.11.2022

“The whole world lieth in wickedness” — the Apostle John wrote almost 2,000 years ago. All these years, the best minds of mankind: priests, scientists, doctors, cultural and art workers, public figures and politicians have been trying to do their best to prevent evil from spreading uncontrollably. Man has achieved a lot: he split the […]

Nicholas Erin31.08.2022

Japan`s government is considering restarting reactors and building next-generation new ones. The Japanese prime minister, Fumio Kishida (岸田文雄), announced he had administered a special government panel to research how “next-generation nuclear reactors equipped with new safety mechanisms” could help Japan in “green transformation” and achieving its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. A move to look […]

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Nuclear

Russia’s position on nuclear tests

The Threat of Nuclear War is Growing

Drive Away The War From The Kursk NPP

Nuclear Weapons in the Hands of Mad Politicians

Big Step of a Small Atom

Putin’s Address Draws a New “Red Line” in the Nuclear Buildup

Can We Stop Evil With a Targeted Nuclear Strike?

Japan Returns to Nuclear Plants

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Two-Faced Yakovlev: Part One

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