در حملات دیروز اسرائیل به ایران دو عضو پدافند ارتش کشته شده‌اند

Nuclear-armed nations significantly boosted their atomic weapons spending last year, reaching an unprecedented total of nearly $119 billion, a 20% increase from the previous year. This surge, detailed in a new report, reflects a growing arms race among the nine nuclear states, including the US, Russia, China, and others. The report highlights concerns about the increasing role of artificial intelligence in escalating nuclear risks. Over the past five years, these nations have collectively spent over $470 billion on their nuclear arsenals, with projections indicating this trend will continue.

The substantial increase in nuclear weapons spending diverts critical funds that could address global humanitarian needs like food security and development.