President Trump warns ‘monster’ nukes could end the world ‘tomorrow’
President Trump has warned that “monster” nuclear weapons are the biggest threat to humanity and could easily “end the world” tomorrow. The commander-in-chief gave the grim warning as he lamented the dangers of stockpiling nukes amid his push to kickstart arms control talks with Russia and China again.
Video: How Trump’s ‘monster nuke’ could obliterate his enemies
How Trump’s ‘monster nuke’ could obliterate his enemies Donald Trump has warned that America's monster nuclear weapons could be deployed as soon as tomorrow. The B83 is the most powerful weapon in the United States nuclear arsenal,
President Trump Says He Wants Denuclearization Just How Many Nukes Do The Top Nuclear Powers Have?
Recently, relations between Ukraine and the US deteriorated before our eyes as the Trump administration went after the embattled president and ended peace talks. The problem is that deteriorating support for Ukraine might just force other US allies to arm up in defense if they believe the US won’t aid its allies.
'Monster Nukes....End World Tomorrow': Trump's BIGGEST Warning Over Russia, China Nuclear Weapons
Monster Nukes....End World Tomorrow'. In a shocking statement, Trump issues his most alarming warning yet about the growing nuclear threat from Russia and China. Trump highlights the increasing development of "monster nukes" by both nations,
Trump Warns 'Monster' Nukes Are The 'Greatest' Threat To Humanity: 'It's Probably The End Of The World'
President Donald Trump claimed that nuclear weapons, and not climate change, is the most dangerous threat to humanity
Ukraine once had the world’s 3rd largest nuclear arsenal; but gave up its weapons for this reason
After the fall of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited the worlds third-largest nuclear arsenal. However, the country chose to ...
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Nuke deal? The clock is running out on Iran
KHAMENEI.IR/AFP via Getty Images We genuinely hope Iran’s rulers react seriously to President Donald Trump’s letter urging them to come to a rapid agreement to abandon their nuclear-weapons ...