The artificial clock was created after World War II and has remained a fixation among journalists to cheer Democratic policy outcomes while fearmongering over Republicans. “As the war continues, the Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists continues to monitor developments in Ukraine and will take them into account for future Doomsday Clock announcements,” said John Pope, the group’s chief audience officer. Six months later, a spokesman for the Bulletin told The Federalist that no changes would be made until the group’s scientists meet in November and discuss what time it will be in January. Putin even began the invasion with a warning that other nations who intervene will “face consequences that you have never seen.” The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, which sets the made-up clock, refused to inch the hands closer to global catastrophe in March after the major war broke out between Russia and Ukraine.
Therefore, they will swallow the use of any weapon in the current conflict.”ĭespite the heightened rhetoric from a frustrated Moscow now engaged in a months-long war, the infamous “Doomsday Clock” remains unchanged from January 2020 at 100 seconds to midnight. “Overseas and European demagogues are not going to perish in a nuclear apocalypse. “I believe that NATO will not directly intervene in the conflict even in this situation,” Medvedev said.
Putin’s threats, Medvedev wrote in a Tuesday Telegram post, are “certainly not a bluff.” Upon completion of the staged referendums in four Ukrainian territories, Putin’s predecessor, who is now deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, issued yet another warning that nuclear weapons might be deployed. response could range from tougher economic sanctions to tit-for-tat nuclear retaliation, the latter of which risks escalation to a nuclear Armageddon. Without him spelling out the details of the deliberately ambiguous phrase, a U.S. would respond to any use of nuclear weapons with “catastrophic consequences” for the Kremlin.
White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan repeated across three Sunday morning television shows that the U.S. “If Russia feels its territorial integrity is threatened, we will use all defense methods at our disposal, and this is not a bluff,” Putin said, days before the Kremlin sponsored sham elections in Ukrainian territory to pave the way for Russian annexation.
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