All news on the topic: Cold War

Officials at the Atomic Weapons Establishment are said to be blocking a ministerial review of secret records about blood tests on Cold War troops

Police rushed to the scene following a call from an Air Force museum about a military rocket sitting in a garage after a man offered to donate the missile, which belonged to his deceased neighbour

As Vladimir Putin discusses the deciding factor in Russia invading more of Europe, the Mirror spoke to a world affairs expert about what modern-day war could look like in Britain

Russia has developed a frightening weapon that can block important GPS signals on both planes and ships - so far, experts have identified at least seven devices in Russia

The Ready for War? study by the Commons Defence Committee calls for “rapidly accelerating reforms” to make sure that the UK can wage a prolonged and all-out war

A pigeon captured by Indian officers in Mumbai and accused of espionage has been freed after eight months in captivity, after it was revealed to be a racing bird from Taiwan

Part-time soldier Ronald McDonald began a three-day siege after barricading himself inside a disused nuclear bunker in Fife, Scotland that's now become a major tourist attraction

As Tory MPs demand an urgent review, the MoD refuses to bin the dodgy data and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak still won't talk to survivors

Last year's unveiling of Doomsday Clock - which represents how near we are to apocalypse - saw it tick the closest to midnight than it's ever been, so what does the 2024 ceremony hold in store for humanity?

An ex-US military bunker has hit the housing market with a massive 12,946-square-foot underground former Atlas E Missile Silo and an eerie-looking tunnel system

From next month more than 200,000 sailors, soldiers and aircrew will practice defending against Russian aggression after growing concern war could break out in Europe

Defence minister Andrew Murrison was accused of a "disgraceful response" on whether the government holds records of blood and urine tests on its own troops

Records of blood testing of nuclear servicemen have been locked away for decades as a state secret, the Mirror can reveal

The 90-year-old MI5 spy known only to the public as 'Barbara' has finally put down her trench coat after a half-century, having joined the service at the height of the Cold War

The Doomsday Clock, set by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, represents how close humanity is to self-destruction by warning how many metaphorical "minutes to midnight" humanity has left

The Doomsday Clock, set by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, represents how close humanity is to self-destruction by warning how many metaphorical "minutes to midnight" humanity has left

US nuclear weapons are expected to return to the UK after 15 years following a visit to RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk by American Deputy Defence Secretary Kathleen Hicks

More than 100 documents about blood and urine tests of troops which the MoD previously denied existed will be reviewed, Parliament has been told

Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer faced accusations of "dereliction of duty" for not helping nuclear survivors find their missing medical records, but accused others of "politicisation"

Tyrannical Russian President Vladimir Putin is hellbent on demonstrating his nuclear powers to enemies in the West and plans to do so by putting the world-ending Satan-2 missile on "combat duty" next month

A parent has slammed a primary school for their lockdown drill that he says would have left kids 'terrified' after pupils had to 'hide under desks' while teachers 'barricaded the doors'

The bunker, in Bristol, was built in 1953 to protect people against the threat of the nuclear bomb. before it was abandoned in 1981

The property is located somewhere in Central Kansas and whoever purchases it will become one of a handful of people on the planet to know its exact whereabouts

Russia is believed to have deployed its specially trained dolphins closer to where Ukraine's special forces landed on the peninsula - it comes amid concerns the country will try to take back Crimea

A senior civil servant has highlighted the need to boost “defence industrial capacity”, warning of a “growing and significant strategic issue that we have to face as allies and partners”