- A Princeton University simulation of war between Russia and the United States and NATO.
- It estimates that 34.1 million people would die almost immediately and another 55.9 million would be injured. That doesn’t include deaths from nuclear fallout.
- But hey, there is good news: Dr. Alex Glaser, who created the simulation, said it is based on a worst-case nuclear scenario.
- Glaser: “As far as one can tell, this is the most serious crisis with a potential nuclear dimension involving Russia and the United States/NATO since the end of the Cold War, even if the risk of a nuclear war is still considered ‘small’—as many analysts would argue.”
