On July 18, 2025, Henry Sokolski explored the evolving challenges of nuclear nonproliferation in a post-Iran strike environment. He argues that effective nonproliferation requires both sound rules and credible enforcement—neither of which currently exist in sufficient measure. Drawing on historical precedents and recent policy shifts, Sokolski outlines potential red lines, enforcement mechanisms, and institutional reforms, including the proposal for a dedicated STRATCOM Nonproliferation Enforcement Command.
The talk challenges conventional thinking and calls for renewed strategic clarity in deterring nuclear proliferation threats.
