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Nuclear weapons in 1945 and 2020 in comparison (infographic)

August 6 marks the day the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb named "Little Boy" on the Japanese city of Hiroshima

Turkish aggression is NATO’s “Elephant in the Room”

Philip H. Gordon, a foreign policy adviser and former assistant secretary of state: “Ιt’s getting hard to describe Turkey as an ally of the US”

North Korea’s Kim says there will be no more war thanks to nuclear weapons

Kim & US President Donald Trump met for the first time in 2018 in Singapore raising hopes for a negotiated end to North Korea's nuclear threats

Israel’s missile force could easily kill millions of people in minutes

Be careful, people...

Jewish lobby proposes relocation of US assets from Turkey to Greece including nuclear bombs

"Athens appears to be filling the void left by Turkey’s gradual estrangement from America and the West"

Turkey is the world’s new nuclear menace

I think that Turkey’s case should push NATO to put in place a long-overdue system for handling a member no longer acting in accordance with NATO values

Last Soviet leader Gorbachev urges Russia, US to hold nuclear talks

"There are dangerous trends - they are all in plain sight. I would single out two. They are the disregard for international law and the militarization of world politics"

Next for Turkey? Nuclear Weapons!

Turkey's regional adversaries, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria & Greece, might be tempted to launch their own nuclear weapons programs

Turkey could steal US nuclear weapons at Incirlik

A US State Department official pointed out that Turkey agreed to never acquire nuclear weapons by signing the non-proliferation treaty

Erdogan orders acceleration of nuclear power plant project

Erdogan rushes to fulfill his secret nuclear weapons' dream

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