DEFCON Warning System Downgrades Alert to Green Following De-Escalation Between Israel and Iran
The DEFCON Warning System has announced a downgrade of the current DEFCON level from DEFCON 4 – Blue to DEFCON 5 –
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The DEFCON Warning System has announced a downgrade of the current DEFCON level from DEFCON 4 – Blue to DEFCON 5 –
Date: June 23, 2025Condition: Blue – DEFCON 4Status: No imminent nuclear threats, but ongoing events require close monitoring. U.S. Launches Direct Strikes
The past week has seen dramatic developments across two major flashpoints: the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Current condition is Blue: DEFCON
Condition code is Blue: DEFCON 4. There are currently no imminent nuclear threats at this time, however there are events occurring in
DEFCON Level: 5 – There are currently no imminent nuclear threats at this time. Iran Rejects U.S. Nuclear Proposal On June 9,
What Is DEFCON? Most people are familiar with the term “DEFCON” from movies or headlines—but few understand what it truly means. Officially,
This is The DEFCON Warning System’s global security briefing. Today is Monday, June 2, 2025. The current condition code is Green. DEFCON
The DEFCON Warning System has lowered its alert level to Green – DEFCON 5, reflecting a temporary easing of military activity between
The DEFCON Warning System has lowered its alert level to Green – 5, signifying a return to a state of general readiness.
This week’s DEFCON Warning System briefing provides a clear, concise overview of the most significant global developments affecting strategic stability and nuclear
(DEFCON Level: Blue – Continued Vigilance Amid Strategic Posturing) Summary:The DEFCON Warning System remains at Blue (DEFCON 4) as international tensions continue
The DEFCON Warning System has officially lowered its alert status from Yellow (Condition Code: 3) to Blue (Condition Code: 4), effective immediately.