After the U.S. joined the conflict between Israel and Iran, striking three nuclear enrichment sites in Iran in June 2025, internet users shared what they claimed was a Federal Emergency Management ...

Russia's former president, a top Putin aide, slammed the US for its strikes on Iran's nuclear site. Among other claims, Dmitry Medvedev said other countries were ready to give their nukes to Iran.

Global tensions are arguably higher than they have been in decades, with the risk of nuclear war a concern due to ongoing conflicts and tensions such as the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israeli offensiv ...

In June 2025, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) released a map of potential nuclear targets in the U.S. The map, created in 2002 by the nonprofit and nongovernmental organization ...

The declassified nuclear target map exposes America’s alarming vulnerability to a catastrophic attack. Washington, DC leads the target list alongside major cities containing millions of Americans.

While China still trails Russia and the U.S. in sheer nuclear numbers, the East Asian power has rapidly expanded its arsenal—adding about 100 new warheads per year since 2023, according to ...