'Whenever you have nuclear-armed nations getting closer to conflict, there's always a risk of nuclear escalation.' UCSUSA
Nearly nine in 10 people in a new poll said they fear the U.S. could be drawn into Putin's war in Ukraine, and 75% said they are worried the U.S. will be targeted in a nuclear attack.Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has left Americans on edge, according to a recent poll which found a majority of people in the U.S. are worried that the war has made the impending use of nuclear weapons more likely.
"Whenever you have nuclear-armed nations getting closer to conflict, there's always a risk of nuclear escalation."
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