A newly released doomsday map has identified seven potential U.S. targets for a nuclear strike by Russia, sparking fears of escalating tensions and the possibility of World War III. Though unconfirmed, these targets likely include major cities, military bases, and infrastructure vital to national defense and communications.

Global anxieties are rising amid multiple international flashpoints. Iran and Israel have recently exchanged missile strikes, while the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war continues to strain global stability. The U.S., a key backer of Ukraine through military aid and logistics, has drawn sharp warnings from Moscow over its involvement.

Russia’s rhetoric has grown more aggressive in response to U.S. sanctions and arms deliveries. Some officials have even hinted at retaliatory nuclear strikes, echoing Cold War-era fears. A classified decision by then-President Joe Biden further fueled tensions, prompting Russia to issue grave warnings about potential U.S. targets.

Though analysts emphasize that nuclear conflict remains unlikely, the resurfacing of doomsday scenarios and increasingly hostile language from global powers underscores how precarious peace has become. The emergence of such maps serves as a chilling reminder of the risks tied to geopolitical brinkmanship in today’s volatile world.