Say WHAT? — A case of low-yield nuclear thinking
Can a small nuclear warhead really make the world safer? In this installment of “Say WHAT?”—the Bulletin video series that casts a clear eye on fuzzy policy—we ask nuclear weapons expert Sébastien Philippe what he thinks about the latest nuclear craze.
Видео Say WHAT? — A case of low-yield nuclear thinking канала Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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