The Incirlik air base in southeast Turkey—from which U.S. pilots launch bombing raids on ISIS forces in Syria—is home to about 50 B-61 hydrogen bombs. That makes it NATO’s largest nuclear storage facility, with about a quarter of all theater nuclear weapons in the alliance’s stockpiles

Noam Chomsky in conversation with Jonathan Freedland

Although Turkey offers an egregious case of nuclear risks, questions about nuclear weapons deployment should go well beyond that country