The world is an increasingly dangerous place as we limp further into 2023. It is made only more so by the growth of nuclear weapons or technology in the hands of dangerous regimes such as Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran.
Equally alarming, analysts have assessed that dictator Kim Jong Un’s regime could conduct another nuclear—the first since 2017—any time now. This not only would test and improve North Korea’s arsenal, but serve as a threatening political signal toward the U.S. and South Korea.
On top of Russia and Iran’s violation of nuclear arms treaties, China won’t engage with the U.S. on nuclear issues, nor is North Korea willing to come to the negotiating table to discuss its burgeoning nuclear and missile programs. That’s concerning. Equally troubling is that Biden failed to address these thermonuclear-sized issues in his second State of the Union address. Considering the radioactive stakes, Mr. President, now isn’t the time for whistling past the nuclear graveyard.and is reprinted with kind permission from the Heritage Foundation
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