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Tehran has strongly dismissed recent allegations by the United States and Israel regarding its nuclear program, ballistic missiles, and casualties during January unrest. “Whatever they're alleging in regards to Iran's nuclear program,
President Trump said Iran is working to build missiles that could "soon" strike America. U.S. intelligence reports have offered a more cautious view.
When US President Donald Trump addressed the American people on Tuesday night, he claimed that Iran is “working to build missiles that will soon reach the United States of America.”
North Korean media report that leader Kim Jong Un has said Pyongyang will continue to pursue nuclear and missile development, but indicated it could improve relations with the United States.
During his State of the Union address, Trump indicated he was considering attacking Iran if it refused to give up its nuclear program and effort to build long range missiles.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The sponge metaphor first emerged in 1978 when the Air Force’s top general announced a new plan to base cutting-edge nuclear missiles in the Southwest. The “Missile, Experimental ...
Russian Defence Ministry announced on Friday, a high-speed ballistic missile strike in the western Lviv region involving the Oreshnik missile system, a nuclear-capable intermediate-range weapon. Crucially, the strike was carried out without a warhead and ...
Iran on Wednesday dismissed US claims about its missile programme as "big lies", after President Donald Trump said Tehran was developing missiles that could strike the United States.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Russia's Oreshnik missile system is seen during a training in an undisclosed location in Belarus. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP) The ministry released a video showing ...
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The West warned about the ability of Russian missile defense systems to intercept nuclear missiles
Russian anti-missile defense (ABM) systems will be able to prevent a nuclear strike from Europe within 10 years after deep modernization. This was pointed out on February 26 by the British edition of The Spectator,
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A nuclear relic 35 feet underground - missile that waited for the president’s order
South of Tucson lies the last surviving Titan II nuclear missile silo — once part of a network of 54 sites built during the Cold War. Constructed in 1963, this facility housed a missile capable of delivering a 9-megaton nuclear warhead across 6,