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“10-80-10” survival principle that could determine whether you live or die in a nuclear attack

A nuclear war is something no one wants. However, in a worst-case scenario, the way you react in the first few seconds could mean the difference between life and death. Experts often refer to the ...

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3 critical actions that could save your life after a nuclear blast

For those not killed outright, the seconds and minutes after a nuclear blast are critical – survival depends on immediate action.

Two countries that would survive a nuclear war, according to combat expert

The fear of nuclear war has increased after the US and Israel attacked Iran. Many countries around the world have nuclear weapons, and while a nuclear blast would kill many, Earth’s environmental change would be ...

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 19: Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a meeting at the Supreme Court, on February 19, 2026, in Moscow, Russia. Putin visited the Supreme Court to hold an annual meeting with top judges. (Photo by Contributor/Getty Images)

Map reveals seven likely U.S. targets on Putin’s nuclear “hit list”

A "doomsday map" has revealed seven locations in the US that Putin could target with nuclear weapons if a large-scale conflict erupted.

There are a number of targets across the U.S. Credit / Shutterstock

Expert reveals the 15 US cities that would be first targets in WW3 – some might surprise you

Given the current global climate and undeniable political tension, it’s hardly a surprise that the fear of war is present in the minds of the masses. Part of President Donald Trump’s campaign for reelection was ...

Expert reveals 5 steps to survive a nuclear blast amid WW3 fears

Fears of a potential World War III have grown in recent times amid the global tensions and regional battles. Nuclear powers will always be considered a threat by others, but what should you even do ...

Protective shield around Chernobyl is ‘no longer working, says nuclear experts

Alarming reports come out of Ukraine and the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, a massive shield covering the nuclear reactor from the 1986 disaster has lost its “primary safety ...