Threat News

September 6, 2017

Korea Nuclear Test Furthers EMP Bomb

Free Beacon: North Korea for the first time this week revealed plans for using its nuclear arms for space-based electronics-disrupting

September 6, 2017

China ‘shoots down incoming missiles’ during exercise over waters close to North Korea

South China Morning Post: China shot down “incoming missiles” in the early hours of Tuesday morning during a military exercise

September 6, 2017

Haley: Nuke deal allows Iran to become new North Korea

Al-monitor: Washington’s ambassador to the United Nations warned Tuesday that, if left unchanged, the Iran nuclear deal could allow Tehran

September 5, 2017

Iranian president threatens to re-start Iran’s nuclear programme

Blasting News: With all the hullabaloo about North Korea’s missile launches and nuclear tests, it seems Iran has been put

September 5, 2017

Russia says it will react to US missile expansion in South Korea

Independent: Russia will need to react to the expansion of a US anti-missile defence system in South Korea, its Deputy

September 5, 2017

N. Korea believed to be moving intercontinental missile, Seoul lawmaker says

CNN: Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North Korea is believed to be moving an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), a South Korean lawmaker

September 5, 2017

North Korea’s missiles ‘could reach Europe sooner than expected’

Sky News: North Korea could develop missiles that can reach Europe sooner than expected, the French defence minister has warned.

September 5, 2017

Turkey nudges closer to Russia arms deal, alarming West

The Daily Star: ISTANBUL: Turkey and Russia are inching toward an accord for the first major Turkish weapons purchase from

September 1, 2017

Russia flaunts its military might as elite marines join missile boats and fighter jets in Black Sea training drills

Daily Mail: Russia has been flaunting its military strength with training drills taking place in the Black Sea. Marines have

September 1, 2017

The North Korean Axis of Middle East Proliferation

The National Review: New evidence reveals that the relationship between Pyongyang, Tehran, and Damascus is more extensive and long-standing than