‘Concerning’ rise in deployed nuclear weapons: Report
The number of nuclear weapons quickly available for use has been steadily rising, hitting an estimated 9,745 in 2025.
‘Concerning’ rise in deployed nuclear weapons: Report
The number of nuclear weapons quickly available for use has been steadily rising, hitting an estimated 9,745 in 2025.
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