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Since President Truman’s decision to detonate two atomic bombs over Japan in a show of U.S. military strength vis-à-vis the Soviets to deter them from retaliating against the Anglo-Saxons at the end of World War 2, numerous initiatives have been undertaken to dissuade Washington from replicating similar crimes. Whereas the USSR acquired its own bomb opening the door to proliferation, neutral States advocated in favour of a nuclear-free world. The international treaties in force consecrate the strategic edge gained by the big powers while depriving the smaller ones of nuclear weapons. These are exploited politically to condemn - rightly or wrongly - insubordinate States (Iran, North Korea) and to protect friendly nations (Israel, India-Pakistan). In the context of the U.S. economic crisis, Obama attempted to reopen denuclearization negotiations. However, vast regions of the planet have already been contaminated, either for having served as nuclear testing grounds or as a combat theater where depleted uranium was used.

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Israel Ready to Drop Nuclear Bombs on Iran’s Peaceful Nuclear Facilities, Scott Ritter Says

by Alfredo Jalife-Rahme

Mexico City (Mexico) | 15 October 2024

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter claims that Israel is about to bomb Iran’s civilian nuclear facilities. If true, it would risk a conventional bombing of its military nuclear power plant in Dimona. That would mean an escalation to world war. Unless an arrangement is already being negotiated.

Attacking Lebanon to nuclearize Iran

Will Netanyahu launch tactical nuclear bombs (sic) against Hezbollah, with US support?

by Alfredo Jalife-Rahme

Mexico City (Mexico) | 27 June 2024

The threat of Israeli aggression against Lebanon grows stronger every day. Yet there is no doubt that Hezbollah has far greater conventional resources than Israel. Hence the hypothesis that Tel Aviv could use tactical atomic bombs, such as those already tested during the Saudi war against Yemen. (…)

Update from China, Russia and Iran on verifications of Iran’s nuclear program

Vienna (Austria) | 4 June 2024

«Verification and monitoring in the Islamic Republic of Iran in light of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231 (2015)»
On behalf of the People’s Republic of China, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation under the agenda item 6 of the session of the IAEA Board (…)

Is the possibility of a World War real?

by Serge Marchand , Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 9 April 2024

Atomic war is possible. World peace hangs on the finger of the United States, blackmailed by Ukrainian "integral nationalists" and Israeli "revisionist Zionists". If Washington doesn’t deliver weapons to massacre the Russians and Gazans, they won’t hesitate to launch Armageddon.

Putin’s Nuclear Red Line

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 4 April 2023

Russia has announced the transfer of nuclear weapons to Belarus. Contrary to what one might think, this is not a particularly aggressive attitude on the part of Russia, but rather a defensive countermeasure to the deployment of nuclear weapons by the United States on Russia’s borders. If Moscow (…)

The "Globemaster" brings us his nuclear bombs

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 31 December 2022

When it was the only hyper-power and the world revolved around it, the United States named their best transport planes the "Globemasters". Today they use them to plant nuclear bomb stockpiles around the world, in violation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Statement of the Russian Federation on preventing nuclear war

Moscow (Russia) | 2 November 2022

As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and one of the nuclear-weapon powers, in accordance with the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons, the Russian Federation bears a special responsibility in matters related to strengthening international security and (…)

Declaration of the Baltic States on the safety of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant

Vilnius (Lituanie) | 11 August 2022

The three Baltic States – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – welcome this Security Council meeting to address the unprecedented nuclear risk caused by Russia’s military presence and its irresponsible actions in the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
As we are nearing the seventh month of Russia’s (…)

Discordance among Israeli officials over Iran

30 June 2022

According to the Jerusalem Post, it is not a war that is playing out between the Mossad (against the JCPOA) and the Israeli Military Intelligence (in favor of the JCPOA) over the Iranian nuclear project, as was reported by the Yediot Aharonot daily, but a real cacophony within these two (…)

The IAEA and the Iranian nuclear issue

22 June 2022

Discussions between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have stalled.
The information fed by Israel to the IAEA has all been debunked, with one exception: traces of processed natural uranium and slightly enriched uranium have been found at the (…)

Rising tensions (20)

The secret Ukrainian military programs

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 31 May 2022

In 2016, the United States committed to arming Ukraine to fight and win a war against Russia. Subsequently, the US Department of Defense organized a biological research program in Ukraine, and then huge amounts of nuclear fuel were secretly transferred to the country. These data change the (…)

Ukraine’s military nuclear program

26 May 2022

According to Laurence Norman, journalist for the Wall Street Journal, International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi told the Davos Forum that 30 tons of plutonium and 40 tons of enriched uranium are stockpiled at the Ukrainian power plant in Zaporijjia.
The enrichment rate of the (…)

Eichmann’s hours-long interview partially unearthed

23 May 2022

The 11 May 1960 number of Life Magazine carried an article allegedly based on a 70-hour interview that SS-Obersturmbannführer Adolf Eichmann supposedly granted in Argentina to Dutch SS Willem Sassen. This interview ought not to have been released during Eichmann’s lifetime, but the temptation to (…)

Ukraine and the nuclear issue

9 March 2022

Energoatom, Ukraine’s National Nuclear Power Company, has acknowledged through its chairman Petro Kotin, that Ukraine illegally stockpiled highly enriched uranium for military purposes until 2012. At that point, the stocks were transferred to Russia with the help of the International Atomic (…)

Draft of new agreement with Iran

22 February 2022

The 5+1 negotiations on the new nuclear agreement with Iran resulted in an initial 20-page document [1].
The process will begin with Iran restricting its enrichment of uranium to about 5% and releasing Western prisoners, while $7 billion of its assets in South Korean banks can be unfrozen. (…)

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