The anniversaries of the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki prompt reflection on the current state of the world’s nuclear arsenals. RT reports on the enduring legacy of these events and assesses the present nuclear landscape. The article examines the size and distribution of global nuclear stockpiles, reflecting on the continued risk of nuclear conflict. It underscores the ongoing importance of remembering the devastation caused by the bombings in 1945. Analysis will likely include information on current geopolitical tensions influencing nuclear strategy. The report aims to provide an overview of current nuclear capabilities and the steps, or lack thereof, taken towards disarmament. Examining present conditions is crucial when considering the future of global security.