The end of US–Russia nuclear arms control has revived concerns about a renewed nuclear arms race. This analysis explains what has changed, why today’s risks differ from the Cold War, and what increased global instability means for preppers focused on long-term resilience and practical preparedness.
Russia plans to produce up to 120,000 glide bombs this year, marking a sharp rise in Russian glide bomb production and a major shift in its long-range strike capability. New models with extended range and Chinese technology support highlight a growing threat that could reshape the wider security landscape.
Claims that ICE is stockpiling warheads and chemical weapons have spread quickly online. A closer look at official procurement data reveals a very different picture. While ICE has increased spending on weapons and equipment, the most alarming claims stem from errors in how those purchases were classified.
