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ניסוי ב טיל טריידנט ששוגר מצוללת מסדרת אוהיו USS Nebraska ליד חופי קליפורניה ארה"ב ארכיון 2008

As US-Russia nuclear arms treaty expires, fears of new arms race rise

The New START pact had limited warheads and delivery systems and allowed inspections, but talks on extending or replacing it stalled as Washington sought China’s inclusion and Moscow cited tensions over Ukraine

Associated Press | 02.05.26

Last nuclear safeguard collapses as final US-Russia arms limits set to expire

Barring a last-minute shift, the final arms control treaty between the world’s leading nuclear superpowers expires Thursday, ending more than 50 years of limits on their strategic arsenals

ynet, news agencies | 02.03.26

Satellite images show Iran trying to conceal damage at nuclear sites

New satellite imagery from Natanz and Isfahan shows roofs, blocked tunnels and excavation near nuclear facilities, moves experts say are aimed at salvaging assets and hiding the true extent of damage from Israeli and US strikes

Associated Press | 01.30.26

The Vela incident: did Israel test a nuke off the coast of South Africa?

A deep dive into the mysterious satellite flash, Cold War politics and decades of silence that turned the Vela incident into a case study of nuclear ambiguity, US restraint and Israel’s unacknowledged deterrent strategy

Liran Friedmann | 01.30.26

The Doomsday Clock of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, set at 85 seconds to midnight, is displayed during a news conference at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Doomsday Clock moves to 85 seconds to midnight over threats from nuclear weapons, climate change and AI

Scientists pointed to escalating conflicts involving nuclear-armed nations, including war between Russia and Ukraine, fighting between India and Pakistan and concerns over Iran’s nuclear capabilities and growing tensions in the Middle East

Associated Press | 01.28.26

Iran’s protests are unlikely to topple the regime and an attack by Israel or US forces is unlikely

Analysis: Despite growing unrest in Iran, the regime remains firmly in control—backed by powerful militias, a loyal army and no unified opposition; Could U.S. or Israeli action change that? Why restraint might be the real strategy, at least for now

Ron Ben-Yishai | 01.06.26

The CIA lost a nuclear device in the Himalayas — now it threatens half a billion people

In 1965, during secret Cold War mission, CIA placed plutonium-powered spy device on Himalayan peak to monitor China; a storm forced its abandonment, and it was never recovered; decades later, its location and environmental risk remain unknown

Tal Shahaf | 12.15.25

ראש סבא"א רפאל גרוסי ומתקן ה גרעין של איראן בנתנז

Iran's nuclear laser: How Russia helps Tehran trade ambiguity for the bomb

Analysis: Intelligence says Iran is using covert Russian laser and modeling help to validate a bomb design without testing, and for Israel, the leap underscores why any Palestinian state must come with ironclad security control

Amine Ayoub | 11.23.25

Verifying Iran's enriched uranium stock is 'long overdue', IAEA report says

Report reiterates that quantity of highly enriched uranium Iran has produced and accumulated is '"a matter of serious concern'; Iran is believed to have enough material, if enriched further, for 10 nuclear bombs

Reuters | 11.12.25

מנהיג איראן עלי חמינאי במפגש עם ספורטאים

Khamenei mocks Trump: 'Were the nuclear facilities destroyed? Keep dreaming!'

US president insists that Iran's nuclear facilities were destroyed, and 4 months after the attack the debate continues; Iran's supreme leader baited him during a meeting with Islamic Republic athletes: 'Knowledge cannot be destroyed by an attack'

Lior Ben Ari | 10.20.25

Report: Iran increased stockpile of uranium enriched to near weapons-grade levels before Israel attack

Confidential IAEA report says Tehran and UN watchdog failed to reach agreement on resuming inspections of sites affected by Israeli and US bombing in June; it is unclear just how Israeli-US strikes disrupted Iran's nuclear program

Associated Press | 09.03.25

UN finds uranium traces at Syria nuclear site destroyed by Israel in 2007

IAEA sampling at locations linked to Syria’s Deir al-Zor site revealed natural uranium particles of human origin; while the traces don’t confirm a reactor, the findings highlight ongoing efforts to clarify Syria’s past nuclear activities and ensure transparency

Reuters | 09.02.25

Report: Iran’s ‘doomsday’ weapons designed to paralyze Israel—now destroyed

Israeli and US attacks eliminated top Iranian scientists and reportedly destroyed critical infrastructure tied to nuclear, EMP and hydrogen bomb efforts; Israel no longer sees Iran as a threshold nuclear state

Ynet | 07.26.25

Israel must strike Iran before it strikes first, says former security official

Col. (Res.) Amit Assa, former member of the Israeli Security Agency: 'We have no choice. We have to strike them again'

Lidar Grave-Lazi, ILTV | 07.24.25

‘Iran’s atomic bomb hope’: The top scientist killed by Israel hours before ceasefire

Mohammad Reza Sadighi, involved in producing explosive cores for nuclear weapons, killed in missile strike hours before truce; attack also reportedly killed 15 others, including relatives

Itamar Eichner | 07.22.25

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