The Futility of Nuclear Posturing The ongoing conflicts in Iran and Ukraine serve as a stark reminder that, despite decades of investment and innovation, the United States' and Russia's nuclear arsenals remain fundamentally unsuitable for regional warfare.
The world watches as two major powers struggle to achieve their objectives with these supposedly game changing weapons, yet the limits of nuclear deterrence have not changed since the Cold War era.
Both nations continue to grapple with the same fundamental problem: how to use nuclear arms in a way that advances their interests without escalating into catastrophic proportions.