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The article discusses dirty bombs in relation to a nuclear warfare threat in several former Soviet Union republics, and it mentions the market for weapons-grade material known as uranium-235 in places such as the Republic of Georgia. The possibility of World War III is addressed, along with efforts to halt the nuclear weapons programs in Iran and North Korea. Weapons dealers such as Amiran Chaduneli and Oleg Khintsagov are examined, along with the Islamic State terrorist group.

The article discusses the danger of outbreak of the World War III driven by Great Britain and Saudi Arabia. It also discusses the political outbreak in Israel that underscored the imminent danger of World War III. It informs about a revelation by the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies regarding a war game conducted by Israel in September 2012 and in 2010, institutional leaders in the Israeli military and intelligence services prevented the Prime Minister launch a war against Iran.

The article examines the impact of nuclear war between Iran and Israel. The nuclear debate between the two countries started when the Iranian government announced its intention to use nuclear power to eliminate Israel aside from domestic energy generation purposes while the Israeli government promised to prevent Iran's nuclear program expansion. Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh mentioned the possibility of World War III which may involve the Middle East, the U.S. and Westernn Asia.