In a region already bristling with all types of nuclear weapons, bestowing latent nuclear-weapon-state status upon South Korea is needlessly destabilizing.
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French Navy powers up reactor on 5,100-ton nuclear submarine for first time
The nuclear reactor aboard France’s fourth Suffren-class nuclear-powered attack submarine has been started for ...
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Rolls-Royce to power UK’s 10,200-ton nuclear submarines with advanced reactors
Rolls-Royce Submarines has signed a £400 million long-term partnership with three major engineering firms to support ...
Conversion of the USS Ohio into a cruise missile submarine (SGN) began in November 2002. The work was completed in January 2006. Since then, the USS Ohio's mission has been to launch conventional ...
Japan's new Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said he is not ruling out "any options" to improve the country's military capabilities when asked about the plan of developing nuclear-powered submarines, ...
If Tokyo acquires nuclear-powered subs, it would be a significant strategic shift for the only nation to have suffered atomic bombings. In this May 31, 2025 file photo, Japan’s then-Defense Minister ...
President Trump’s announcement approving South Korea’s pursuit of nuclear-powered submarines (SSNs), followed by the U.S.–ROK Fact Sheet that explicitly affirms American support for Korea’s ...
India is on the cusp of a major milestone in its nuclear deterrent capability, with the Indian Navy confirming that INS Aridhaman, the country’s third indigenously-built nuclear-powered ballistic ...
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