#Nuclear

Against the backdrop of Russia’s nuclear threats and its suspension of arms control agreements, deterring nuclear attacks against American allies remains a crucial security priority for the US. To address this, the country is modernizing its nuclear weapons and refurbishing its aging stockpile. But what is the new US program, and why do experts think it’s important for global security? 

Ukraine’s vital efforts in developing its missile capabilities is a mission rooted in a long history of missile production and driven by the urgent need to defend against Russian aggression.

In 1991, an independent Ukraine signed the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances in 1994. These decisions, often questioned by Ukrainians today, led Ukraine to eliminate the world's third-largest nuclear arsenal.