nuclear arsenal

A new nuclear arms race is brewing, as treaties against nuclear weapons begin to falter, and global conflicts begin to stir again.

In describing how little room the Pentagon has to extend the life of its decades-old nuclear forces, the top U.S. nuclear war-fighting commander, Navy Adm. Cecil Haney, says “we’re at the brick wall stage.”

A new nuclear arms race is brewing, as treaties against nuclear weapons begin to falter, and global conflicts begin to stir again.

In describing how little room the Pentagon has to extend the life of its decades-old nuclear forces, the top U.S. nuclear war-fighting commander, Navy Adm. Cecil Haney, says “we’re at the brick wall stage.”