ah, on august the 6th and 9th. 1940 for tonic bombs on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki. who's wanted a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum. the manchurian operation has no match in military has beaten the current on army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief photos jojo murder, complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. ah. after the start of the red armies, military operation, the unit $731.10 wick and order. the soviet armies. swift advanced, a biological weapon against the ussr or other countries. tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey yamato autism. generally, she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated. anything they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. hm. mm. on august the 19th, 1945, the 1st sov

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the game go, for security reasons, was decided not to be held in tokyo and moved to this city in hiroshima quite right , the game was on the day of the bombing, but it was held in the suburbs and all participants remained alive, we will play for 200 .here are the bags. here in the bag, to whom alexander is in your account 500 2.100. artyom has 3.300 you can’t bet with sergey, so artyom artyom topic your ticket is 200 or 1.000. look at the screen, the first tickets of the tsarskoye selo railway were tin, and the cars were called either rulers, or the same as this horse-drawn carriage troika. let's see. coach artyom playing for a thousand auction on account 1100, what do you say sergey playing sergey since 2014, the world nomad games have been held three times and always on the shores of this lake, issyk-kul is true. eyes, 6 lizards do not have eyelids and some geckos rub their eyes from dust and motes just do it to them like car wipers with their tongue. so eyes over 400 have a tarsier eye diameter of about one and a half centimeters, even humans have larger eyes, but in this parameter, the

his employees built a soviet atomic bomb, which was more powerful than the american one dropped on hiroshimathe country was reborn, and here in the camp life seemed to freeze in place four years ago received a postcard from his native village in the postcard it was reported that his wife natalya petrovna shukhova had died on may 1 from measles, which she contracted from her daughters. and the girls recovered, they were taken to the city to the orphanage address, glory. correspondence was sent to god, two letters a year, according to the camp routine. for the first two years, they wrote to my daughter, from here more often, especially older ones, but for two years now not a single letter has been written from the youngest. and this did not give rest to ivan denisovich ivan ivanovich, your soul asks god to pray. why don't you give it, because alyosha prayer to you, as a statement, does not reach. or dismiss the complaint? it’s bad without diligence, that’s why it happens. prayer should be available if you have faith and say to this mountain go over, stop lyosh have you seen the mountains move

remember hiroshima well, don't make science immoral.strange that everything you saw, there were no hallucinations, consider that we have spoken. what happened? i 'm leaving where. he's an accountant, not a scientist. you were right. you and i are friends, we still shouldn't talk about him like that. that is great. we've known each other for 20 years. must you ever end? are you leaving the boys? you are too cruel. that's what i have to tell you people like you are dangerous to let into space, everything is too fragile there, you make me fragile earth near the school, how did it adapt to people like you, although it cost her the devil, like their victims? are you jealous of him that he will bury me, not you. thus

the hiroshima peace memorial museum in the western japanese city restarted the peace clock on wednesday. this came in ponce to information about nuclear weapons tesss in the u.s. that fell short of reaching critical explosive force. the second of the two tesss came 209 day the earlier. nhk was told wednesday that the tests were care eed out in nevada on june 22nd and september 16th. they were the first of their kind under president joe biden who backs president obama's call for a world without nuclear weapons. in 1992, the u.s. government announced a moratorium on tests involving nuclear explosions, but success give administrations have carried out sub critical tests on the ground that they do not r not produce nuclear blasts. >> translator: i hope that a halt will be put to such tests. >> the director stress the that information about the tests comes amid heightened concern about such weapons being used in conflict. >>> north korean leader kim jong un has gifted brand-new homes to a group of people deemed worthy, including one of the world's most recognizable faces of the state-run kor

and two of them were immediately dropped on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki in the ussr on the creation of nuclear weapons. they began in the forty-second year, 1.5 months after the launch of the manhattan project, this was facilitated by the accurate operational data of the soviet military intelligence. the first nuclear reactor in the ussr created in december 1946 in the laboratory number two in moscow, the work was supervised by a young physicist. igor kurchatov however, the amount of plutonium is necessary to create a nuclear charge. it was possible to get it only in june 1948 at a nuclear reactor built in the city of ozersk, chelyabinsk region the first soviet atomic bomb was tested on august 29, 1949 at the semipalatinsk test site, its power was 22 km. the nuclear issue worries international affairs professionals in recent discussions at the valdai club, and a frightening trend said the outstanding american researcher of the cold war, robert today, we live in a multipolar nuclear world, which hides more and more dangerous possibilities for starting a furious war. t

this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation. the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were $2600.00 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country, ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nuclear potential. after long and hard negotiations, ukraine agreed. a get back west coast and it is full of the ship. roberts, i was really it rose for, for, you know, i was just to say is to go to plus a deal or some of the he's going to get they've done with somebody to pursue that. i'm looking at the whole number shapeless, healthy is that some? yeah, that it was less than that. well, yeah, well now say, well that was one of their say, right? to say, is it like going for speaking what it said, you know, how old the sales manager for, for kids on physically i did a lot of differ

this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation, the contrary, 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nuclear potential. after long and hard negotiations, ukraine agreed. a cisco a get my quest go. so that is one of the shin roberts, i was really good for you. i was just to say it's a quarter plus ideal or some of the he's going to get they've done a considerable number shapeless, healthy is that some? yeah, that is for the list of where you wanna see where that was one of them, right? just a, give me a call 1st taking what it said. you know how old the sales manager for a physical, you know, look different, the genesis their mozilla live in quite a shade, lonely with the idea when i sto

let's remember the whole glorious path of the us in the world history of the bombing of hiroshima andbombing belgrade. i suggested sending american pilots and bombing all the bridges. across the danube i offered to take away. they have oil reserves, it’s funny to hear from a professional butcher who gave the command to fuck yugoslavia with arguments about who is the butcher and who is not, but completed his fiery speech in warsaw biden. so for the love of all that is holy, this man cannot remain in power. maybe putin stay in power or not? this old man slightly confused russia with ukraine. it is there that the president is appointed by decree from the white house, and not here, apparently, according to joe - this is an exemplary democracy, when the us president decides who and where can remain in power. no dear. no, that doesn't work for russia . on the contrary, the russian people decide not only who comes and remains in power in russia but also in america but if you think that biden's stream of consciousness is on this, nothing of the kind broke off

this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation. the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nuclear potential. after long and hard negotiations, ukraine agreed. a good thank west coast and it is full of the chena level. those really didn't sort of is rose for, for, you know, i was just to say is the corpus idealist of the he's got to get they've done a membership myself. is that some? yeah, that is for the last minute where yeah, well now say well that was one of their say with whom for sticking with how all the sales manager for the kids on physically i did a lot of different projects. so sam, mozilla live way to share with you when i started thinking of waking as there is s

whether it's tactical or non tactical, you need to remember that even the lessons that were used in hiroshima and nagasaki, they were really devastating. and when, when we say tactical nuclear weapons are non strategic, no ma'am, for the use in the battle thing and see if you're of military conflict and they can be pretty powerful, much more powerful than they what was used in my parking. but the consequences of this fuse would be devastating if what i see now really coordinated and support for ukraine. and again, the russians operations, the use of nuclear weapons made a state that they would lead russia to giving the order to, to use nuclear weapons and effectively become a state even more so than they are at this point. well, if you look at the russian military, don't a new one, existing areas that many are worried about russia using tactical nuclear weapons potential in a conventional war scenario. but they don't turn it sa says that russia will resort to it. only russia is losing, in a conventional or, and when the threat to the russian state who that saw having said that, we are still a

tjust any japanese film, it�*s a three—hour drama about the staging of a play by anton chekhov in hiroshimaatures long scenes of its two central characters sitting in a car and just talking. it�*s based on a short story by renowned japanese writer haruki murakami. not your typical oscar fare, but its universal themes were able to bridge the cultural divide. translation: i think that what people resonate - with is the diverse history of having some pain or grief but still needing to move on and keep on living. i think that reflects a lot on the original story of haruki murakami�*s world, and i think that is what people are really resonating with. the oscars triumph of drive my car could generate new enthusiasm forjapanese cinema. casual filmgoers know about samurai movies, horror flicks and godzilla. but drive my car is a rare contemporary drama from japan that breaks through to a global audience. it could create more opportunities for films like it to be made and seen. translation: i would be very happy if that was the case. - i do really think that after parasite, there�*s been more intere

nuclear weapons were used only twice in 1945, but hiroshima and nagasaki, and at the same time, it wasty did not yet know the real effect of its use, that is, these issues of radiation shoulder disease, that is, now it really was like this, and the use of any format of nuclear weapons from accordingly translates the regime to the status of an indisputable pai pair. well, really again, it is a strategic idea, a weapon, they cannot use it, because it will exclude a chain reaction and lead to the already mentioned consequences. and what is tactical? well, again, frankly, especially this one. apply because it is a really binding point of view , even if they really wanted to do it, well, it will not give any advantages, only this negative from the point of view of the image, although it seemed where is still further, but it will be even worse, thank you, thank you, mr. mykola, we had it. here is mykola zamikula senior researcher of the national institute for tragic studies deputy director of the center of international security and i say goodbye to you in this part of the broadcast and wait

activities of the alliance several sections of the exposition tell about the american bombing of hiroshimai and yugoslavia in the wars in iraq and afghanistan conflicts are given special attention special operations in ukraine, the exhibition presents materials that testify to the close cooperation of the former soviet republic with nato and let the republic day mark, the decree on the creation of the region was published exactly 100 years ago today in yakutsk and other cities. big celebratory program evgeniy zaborovsky with details. a riot of colors and an indescribable atmosphere of national color thousands of residents of the largest and coldest region of the country took to the streets to celebrate a significant date the centennial anniversary of the republic is a very big significant event for all of us. for all yakut women, the long-awaited holiday came exactly 100 years ago on april 27, 1922. a new republic has appeared on the map of the country the names of the founding fathers of statehood today are immortalized in diamonds, and it is precisely the stones that are part of the uniq

colleagues told me, if ammunition is detonated, an explosion will occur the shell will be no less in hiroshimaer the atomic bombing, and these explosions will be heard in chisinau, odessa, ukraine, and moldova, and this can have very, very serious man-made consequences. well, as they say, explosions are not the only ones that will unfold . number two is a threat, well, more precisely, not a threat, but this is all the next scenario will unfold, so the dpr of the lpr of the moldavian spillway will now start talking about its sovereignty, subjectivity, and so on. well, we know that this is how it reacts russia, of course, will begin to recognize them, on the one hand, this will insert it into this conflict, on the other hand, we understand what the next steps of the russians will be, so there will be two or three more provocations. well, we do not know at what level. to moldova with the demand to ensure the safety of the civilian population living in the so-called transnistrian republic and the republic of gagauzia , so ensure that safety with russian paratroopers or some other troops and here t

ah, the hiroshima explosion. it's 20 kilotons. just imagine 750 - this is at least.ost 40 times. more, almost 40 times more. well, this is the last argument, yes, this is a rocket, and after it in the first place, of course, yes, after it there, like with warriors strategic missile forces is one of the divisions. silence after us. here. therefore, this is the strongest argument of the questions for which we agreed. colonel's touch, what is happening, but nevertheless, nevertheless, we will still hope that this argument is, as they say, this our armored train was always ready, but will still remain on the western path, but it is still very important to have arguments right? here, when they are not there, the conversation is built much much more complicated; the same rocket, when she intercontinental shines. well, for example, it has a certain flight range. well, here is the same royal r7, but ours was not developed as a means of launching yuli sechich gagarin into space. but as a carrier, and when it turned out that he didn’t have quite such a range, suitable for her

the detonation of these ammunitions can be equated in terms of explosive power to the explosion in hiroshima in relation to other objects in addition to the sausage warehouses, which have only such man-made dimensions, the risk is also the teraspil airport, by and large, the airport has not been used for a very long period of time, according to its status, it is closed, however, even to the warehouses in the charcuterie and will be taras of the polish airport for a long time, if not i'm wrong , osce observers weren't allowed for about 10 years, and that's why we ca n't fully assess either what's happening in the warehouses or what's happening at the airport, the other day he himself said in his statement that she can neither confirm nor deny the use of the teraspil airport and peacekeepers, that is, actually, the peacekeeping contingent is about 500 people, which in principle has no effect on the situation, but together with the active group of russian troops guarding the warehouses of kolbars already 1,500-1,700 people, and if they eat their efforts with the transnistrians with the so-calle

even they say such a terrible explosive potential can be compared with these warehouses in hiroshima.ars it has been under the protection of the operational group of russian troops. unique in its own way the effectiveness of the peacekeeping mission thanks to the russian military on the banks of the dniester in 1992 , the bloodshed of almost 70% of the territory of transnistria, the so-called security zones, where the annual forces of peacekeepers manage to resolve up to a hundred different conflicts, with the republic sandwiched between moldova and ukraine, is preparing another test for survival, drawing in in military conflict is under control. uh, euro-atlantic structures. today it is young, there are three nato centers in general, there is a national defense strategy of moldova where russia called the aggressor in a campaign against transnistria , a council gathered.

yes, tell the people of hiroshima and nagasaki that there's nothing there.ell, there you can stop giving examples, so that just even talking about this macron is spammed. today he has already given a second interview explaining. for what reason he refused to call the actions of the russian federation in ukraine a genocide, from his wording it follows, but if it is genocide. so intervene. children fight. you are not going. why are you raising rates where lawyers should work lawyers, in first of all, they are politics, that is, he threw a stone in the washington garden. no, well, it’s clear that there are poor dogs in washington, translated from english into english, you understand, that ’s what mom said? baida? well, you know, well, here there, well, this is also not a very master wording. well, yes, but not a master at all, but she is trying to imagine something, even anapa is trying to interpret the biden one. that is, this is some kind of baidanaved there they already have. eh, you know, they're all like that. here we come. here is this carla at carl which

well, let me remind you that the hiroshima bomb was 13, and this is each warhead 450 and 750 and 750.e have something to answer to any aggressor. all the same, i ask you to allow the restoration of communication with the old sources to be personally responsible, head of soviet intelligence. now it is beautiful in berlin. behaved towards you in berlin to tell you this is the chief of intelligence of the prime minister serial film. watch after the program. at the time of the german counterintelligence, an orientation appeared on you, perhaps a provocation or something even worse. it is important for a large technological bank to stay face to face with a person in three minutes in two clicks on one call in order to justify your trust to support you, really, issuing loans every day with a 29% discount order. in short, my father still has my first car donated. so, for the second, i then tried to take myself a new one there, as i dreamed of at a great price and a loan, too, right there for 25 years, we are not standing still. we also have a moscow gourmet ice cream, a pure line, papillae, o

isn'tjust any japanese film, it's a three—hour drama about the staging of a play by anton chekhov in hiroshimaike grief and adultery and it features long scenes of its two central characters sitting in a car and just talking. it's based on a short story by renowned japanese writer haruki murakami. not your typical oscar fare, but its universal themes were able to bridge the cultural divide. translation: i think that what people resonate - with is the diverse history of having some pain or grief but still needing to move on and keep on living. i think that reflects a lot on the original story of haruki murakami's world, and i think that is what people are really resonating with. the oscars triumph of drive my car could generate new enthusiasm forjapanese cinema. casual filmgoers know about samurai movies, horror flicks and godzilla. but drive my car is a rare contemporary drama from japan that breaks through to a global audience. it could create more opportunities for films like it to be made and seen. translation: i would be very happy if that was the case. - i do really think that after paras

kilometers around, experts even say that such a terrible explosive potential can be compared with hiroshima. these warehouses have been guarded by the task force of russian troops for many years. a peacekeeping mission unique in its effectiveness thanks to the russian military on the banks of the river in 1992 , the bloodshed of almost 70% of the territory of transnistria, the so-called security zone, where peacekeepers manage to resolve up to a hundred different conflicts sandwiched between moldova and ukraine every year, stopped the republic is preparing another test of survival, drawing into the military conflict is under control. eh, euro-atlantic structures today in moldova there are three nato centers in general, there is a national defense strategy. moldova, where russia is called the aggressor, the campaign against transnistria gathered an adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, arrestovich. he again shares his sick fantasies with a fugitive russian lawyer feyen, the statement of an arrestovich. nobody takes it seriously. he often makes strange and absurd stat

after killing 199,000 people in hiroshima and nagasaki you are dealing with india we are a big countrywe are not your satellite so don't get us what we should be doing. we will decide what to do. you said you used the phrase geopolitical expediency as one scenery. you get me as american indians in regards to values ​​and you reproach me for acting based on geopolitical expediency it is because russia invaded ukraine let me finish. let me finish where your values ​​were, where your values ​​were, where your values ​​were. in the first two months of the us invasion of iraq, 7,000-186 iraqi civilians became victims of the war. it was in your expediency. it was an expression of your values, professor, capchan of a man called arno-abgami. this is republic tv and one of the indian tv channels is brilliant that is. so i'm glad when people that's exactly what they say, the only thing is, of course, uh, the indian comrade made a mistake. not thousands of people died, hundreds of thousands of people died. he said in the first 2 months 7,000 people died, referring to a number of conflicts. and am

this city picture is the idea of what an atom bomb could do to a city, and if we see pictures of hiroshima and other towns, it would probably look a lot worse than this. we are growing stronger by realizing this could happen to us. we are working to make america stronger day by day and week by week and we must continue to work for peace through the united nations and in every possible way. but america is full y prepared to defend itself, and america fully prepared to defend itself is not likely to be attacked. here we are doing our part in the apocalypse -- this is part of the atomic subject, and here we have every man fighting the war. geography is important, and many people think of the cold war between the soviet union and the united states, and even in 1951 to the creators of cards for children, they knew that this was very much a global cold war. of course we have what were referred to -- came to be referred to as the domino nations which were in asia if one nation fell, all others would, and if this was the idea of korea, there goes japan and all the rest. there are other cards here

crush absolutely with your hands and how you bombed dresden , how you bombed tokyo, how you bombed hiroshima will definitely bomb everything rest. you shouldn't be talking about an episode right now. michael you better be glad to be on your list. this is also chechnya in your list. say, cancer, we're all good, yes hmm and how many people were killed in afghanistan michael a how many people killed in iraq libya and how many people you killed tell us about you the only one? well, you don't want to anymore, okay, yes, alexei balletchevich. well, nevertheless, and they are pushing this story, despite the fact that, as they say, yes, white. white black is black they are pushing this story and are starting to present it, you know, at what angle at the angle of what is necessary, russia will definitely be punished for war crimes. here it seems to me, where is their main goal, what is it is? what do you think, what will it look like on the ground? first, the first t-shirt, two words i'll say michael is, let's cold, look at two versions of the first, let's say. they say that the shock was carrying ru

out to be after churchill's fulton speech after the threats of the united states when they blew up hiroshima and nagasaki we created rocket nuclei in a short time, in fact, in the same sances. alexander let's go. you will continue. well, we’ll just show here, firstly, because really for all our people and not only the people living in the russian federation but for so many who live outside the russian federation this is the greatest holiday and the greatest achievement of that the same of our multinational people, so let's uh, let's see, firstly, the plot dedicated to this holiday. memories and memories of president putin personally about this, not as he remembers it from childhood, i uploaded one. as you can hear me, i will broadcast the commands to you, so i was somewhat delayed at the same time. ignition let's go. i didn’t understand what was happening, so to speak, in full , but i saw that something grandiose unusual happened, people who didn’t know each other, strangers, hugged and kissed there. and since it really was, it also looks like victory day, because for me for a child 9 years

yes, this is hiroshima and nagasaki combined, respectively, the area of ​​\u200b\u200bdestruction. km. radius alone is just a funnel huge not to mention those emissions that will appear in the air. and where will the wind take them? they can go for it too. this is just one of the episodes that we must anticipate today. here we are talking about this, maybe god will give something, then we can stop them from this. yes , by the way, this is very important. i want to emphasize again, but they demonstrate it this way. well, that is their target activity. this is their way of fighting. what a fake fake, supposedly heinous crime, and to use this to raise russophobia and to announce sanctions, by the way, the eu has gathered today for a meeting to consider, yes, as i said, it means blocking ports for e our ships is very productive, it means limiting exports by 9 billion oe. uh, well no, yes, yes, imports from russia, uh, for key positions there are then chemical materials, that is, fertilizer really stands behind this, because that means coal, of course, wood and so on. here are all the i

and forth, but in your opinion, biden and autumn, who do they talk to first let them apologize for hiroshimao tells us and tells us what to do and forest. of course, they are trying to talk over their heads through ukraine with russia, what did they say? he did not dare, we are here to intimidate someone, which in case of emergency, according to russian military tactics, when there is a threatening situation for our security, we can use it. nuclear weapons they are very this afraid. as a matter of fact, neither the supreme commander nor the minister of affairs lavrov, whom he attributed almost unwillingness to use the fenced, did not say so, so there is no need to call us to what we did not do, but they were frightened, and they were even more frightened that they would be frightened of them. uh, european styles, this is ukraine itself, that's all. that's what ours is, but you think, that's just how it seems to me that this is the main main thing. well, first of all, how i, of course, can be proud, that 4 days ago i wrote a whole text about this, in which i just admitted and explained. yes,