United States Lost Nuclear Warheads

The United States has a total of six unaccounted-for nuclear warheads from 32 documented 'Broken Arrow' incidents, where nuclear weapons were lost or involved in accidental events. Two prominent incidents include a 1958 mid-air collision near Tybee Island, where a B-47 jettisoned a Mark 15 hydrogen bomb that was never recovered, and a 1966 collision over the Mediterranean Sea, resulting in the loss of a B-28 thermonuclear bomb. Decades later, documents revealed the Mark 15 was a complete nuclear weapon, contrary to initial public statements by the United States. These losses raise significant global security concerns, especially as Donald Trump threatens Iran, whose nuclear program has been targeted by the United States and Israel. Experts like Jeffrey Lewis warn that a 'vengeful Iran' could reconstitute its nuclear capabilities, potentially leading to a more dangerous world.