Thermonuclear war, human extinction closer than ever, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Says

By ExchangeMonitor

Citing “unprecedented danger” arising from Russia’s nearly year-long war against Ukraine, the peace-advocating Bulletin of Atomic Scientists on Tuesday set its Doomsday Clock at 90 seconds until midnight. It is the closest the long-running, metaphorical clock…

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