Nuclear Arms Race: A Visual History from 1944 to 2025

The Cold War's Nuclear Shadow: A Visual History of Global Arms Buildup Kazakhstan, May 20, 2025 - A recently uploaded video offers a unique perspective on the global nuclear arms race. The video uses a dynamic animated graph to illustrate the changing number of nuclear weapons held by major world powers from 1944 to 2025. The data clearly shows the rapid growth of nuclear arsenals during the Cold War era, particularly for the USA and the USSR. "The sheer scale of the numbers is astonishing," commented one viewer. The video also highlights the subsequent development of nuclear capabilities in other nations, such as China, France, and Great Britain, demonstrating the continued spread of nuclear technology. The video's creators successfully convey the complex history of nuclear proliferation through a visually appealing format, making it an accessible resource for understanding this critical geopolitical issue. The inclusion of data from various countries provides a global context, and the animated presentation helps to make the information more engaging for a wider audience. The video serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges associated with nuclear weapons and the importance of international cooperation in nuclear disarmament.