they're about to host the summit in hiroshima. and they're asking us, so apologize for a bombing that happened 7 decades ago. well, it's an interesting teacher, asian, because no american president has ever apologized for the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki with nuclear weapons and an analysis of the narrative that suggests that it is a policy not to apologize. and there are some, shall we say practical for lack of a better term reasons for this at least why we can imagine the united states has refused to do so. and so mostly by the way, president bush senior and president clinton right, refused to apologize because they were asked to do so, particularly it was bill clinton. and on the 50th anniversary of the bombing in 1095, who outright refused to apologize. and i believe president obama visited japan, 2016 and he critics said. busy it's fine for him to visit his shima, but so long as he doesn't apologize. so there's definitely some, some appearance of a policy. and one possible reason is that the part from the, the japanese

. >>> next may, reporters from across the globe will gather in hiroshima as japan hosts the g7 summitears ago, the city looked much different than it does today. a survivor of that era wants to tell what he knows about the atomic bombing while he still can. >> translator: it was a huge explosion, like a large rock being blasted to pieces in an instant. everyone was propelled away. sglk yamamoto sadao is more than 90 years old. he was still he is telling junior high students what he experienced in 1945. >> translator: a person's body was in flames. it felt like the end of the world. >> reporter: yamamoto was 14 when the bomb fell. he was 2 1/2 kilometers from the hypocenter. here he and people like him are around to give us account. he is ready to talk to anyone who will listen at the g7 summit. >> translator: this is an important opportunity, with so many reporters in town. i want to tell them exactly what happened here. >> reporter: six years ago, the group of seven foreign ministers met in hiroshima, including those from nuclear states -- the u.s., the uk, and france. yamamoto spoke

she maintains the hiroshima memorial ceremony every year.ntrigued to learn that made from u.s. flour sustained many people in hiroshima after the atomic bombing in 1945. she decided to share the dish and its history in jordan, which is home to many more refugees. she asked for help and they developed a recipe, designed to appeal to middle eastern people. >> i think it's most important to make that jordanins will like. >> he was careful to choose ingredients that were easy to find, such as chicken, and pasta. he tops it with a special sauce. in october, he visited a culinary school in jordan. >> translator: you spread this thinly. you don't need to use much seasoning. >> he is teaching students how to prepare the okinomiyaki he has developed for the middle east. it seems to be a success. >> having the chef visit us was very enriching and very inspirational for us. >> later, he invites students to create their own take on okinomiyaki using local ingredients. he believes its popularity will grow if jordanians make it unique to their region. som

the countries parliament has called on washington to officially recognize the nuclear bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945, it's been 77 years since war war 2. and the u. s. which used atomic weapons, has not apologized. the u. s. has always loudly promoted democracy, human rights and freedom in response to actions by other countries. if that's really what they believe, then they should tell japan and the world, frankly, what they have done. washington, i dropped the nuclear bombs on the 2 cities as world war 2 was found. coming to an end in 1945, just by japan, having already capitulated in the war, never estimated 100000 people were killed instantly. 2016, the us president obama became the 1st sitting american leader to visit hiroshima, however, didn't apologize for the atomic bomb. we spoke with a political analyst, alexander, bruno. he offers his view on why he things, if us policy not to admit mistakes, no american president has ever apologized for the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki with nuclear weapons. and an analysis of the narrative suggests that it is a policy not to apo

chernobyl about hiroshima into any plot in russia, despite the fact that it’s actually about chi., just the history of this united states of america who is the only one in the world? yes, in the whole history i want to use twice, actually nuclear weapons against humanity, but at the same time, this demonization of russia should be an element of any plot, even when they show this power, yes, the meaning is 13 yes, russian, if we don’t stop them, they will arrange hiroshima for us, therefore we have to pay 130 kerosene, so we have to rally. and this putin, this kremlin, this eastern mordor there is an absolute evil, but in fact, i am deeply convinced that such plots can play a cruel joke, because that at some point, when it will become obvious to everyone. i really hope so, well, in fact, the majority of the russian people of russian society, when the goals of the special military operation are achieved, they will remember these videos and they will say. wait why didn't you stop putin. we same knew about this in advance, therefore, in this case. now maybe on a tactical level it help

the tsar bomb turned out to be 3,000 times more powerful than the american hiroshima, so the ussr pulledad in the nuclear race. stalin started this program back in 1945, testing a hydrogen bomb at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting already from the afterlife. maybe peoples died in march to me even in five months before the tests, but it was stalin's efforts that the world became bipolar, nuclear deterrence based on parity began to work. the nuclear program gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the world's first soviet nuclear power plant was launched, the rocket program, this and mirny kosmos is a red project of a systemic nature approach to the soviet economy was bearing fruit, nuclear parity ruled out a direct attack on the ussr, therefore, a military confrontation between the united states and the west. we fought locally in different regions of the planet, clashes took place on the territories of countries liberated from foreign domination. the results were different korean war. ended in a draw vietnam a clean victory for the viet

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japan will host that in hiroshima next year. in his talks with u.s. president joe biden kishida plans to explain revisions to key defense documents aimed at beefing up the country's security. the revisions allow japan to lunch counter strikes. kishida will also brief joe biden on his policy to boost defense spending to cement japan's alliance with the u.s. >>> interpol has been cracking down on the illegal trade in endangered wildlife and timber around the world. during a month-long operation the global police agency says nearly 2200 items were seized, over double the amount from a year earlier. interpol and the world customs organization spent most of october cooperating with relevant authorities in 125 countries in a fight against trafficking networks. more than 930 suspects were identified during the operation , code-named thunder 2022. search is an airport in thailand resulted in the seizure of 81 tortoises found hidden in snack bags in a passenger's luggage. at an airport in india about 1200 reptiles were found in cardboard boxes imported from ma

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the first atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima that more than 70 thousand people died.econd atomic, in my opinion, was dropped on nagasaki on the ninth, more than 60 thousand people died. within one day, american planes beat tokyo together. and the whole defense system. japan was built on that and the japanese refused to accept the allied ultimatum that the soviet union would be neutral. and you don't have to fight. and everyone forgot that in 4 days of the bombing of hiroshima, the offensive of the soviet army against japan began, and on the ninth day the kvanton army was destroyed. that is, on the second day is the question, and so that people understand, he karma was not located on the territory of the islands. yes, that is, rather the army. it was the main land force of japan that the japanese team hoped for. according to american theory, according to the american approach , with the victory over japan, it was the entry of the soviet union into the war that was already decided. and for the japanese, it was solved. i can't answer. i didn't talk about how it was. i'm

so i don't think we can expect widen to offer such an apology in hiroshima, in 2023 as it designated prime minister benjamin netanyahu form as a new coalition, ultimately creating one of the most right. when government in israel's history reported a clause in a deal sees west bank annexation as a priority. the prime minister will lead to formulation and advancement of policies within the framework of applying sovereignty in judea and samaria. course i taught correspondent as maria financial standing by for us right now. what's been the reaction to the new coalition governments program and benjamin netanyahu? i yes. hi, rory. well, it was all this all ready. that was people like mr. small 3. for example. they had res rose far right. religious design isn't party, put in charge of the territories affairs in the new government. benjamin netanyahu was already planning to push for stronger israeli control over parts of judea and samaria. biblical names for the occupied west bank, but it seems this new information goes even further. a number of very important steps were already agreed to st

refused to apologize for the so i don't think we can expect right into offer such an apology in hiroshima, in 2023. now i made the politics of the world today. india is one country which has stood resolute despite western pressure, while demanding that essentially stops trading with russia. a business for him to strengthen economic ties between the 2 nations was recently held here at moscow. the basically to be the title about her being a multi polar world order. that was a focus of the event and breaking it all down for us and sees softly and the i m. f announced in september that india had become the world's 5th largest economy, speeding up from 11th place in just a decade. and judging by the congress, current policies, it has no intention of slowing down. india's growth potential has not gone unnoticed with other global international players such as russia, eager to join it. you can hear from him, india is one of the world's leading countries in terms of economic growth. its population will soon be bigger than that of any country. new delhi has vast diplomatic experience in settling va

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the soviet delegation of cultural figures arrived in the city of hiroshima exactly 20 years ago.st 6, 1945, the first atomic bomb in history was dropped on this city . a few hundred thousand more received huge doses of radiation in the center of chirosina. victims of the terrible bombing. they put up two monuments, one monument is a bell that everyone can hit as a sign that the memory of the dead animals is the second a girl with a crane in her hands, then the members of the soviet delegation came to these monuments. among them was a poet from dagestan rasul gamzatov, he was struck by one story with a little girl who fell under this bombardment. and so, they said that she needs to create. uh, 1,000 origami cranes, and then maybe the disease will recede the girl's name was sadaka suck, she was 2 years old when the bomb exploded over hiroshima. sadaka did not receive any injuries or burns, but she fell under the radioactive so-called black rain, and after 10 years found out that she was doomed, then she began to make cranes out of paper in the hope that a promise from an old japane

bomb and already in august forty- fifth launched two nuclear strikes on japan , so the result of hiroshima and nagasaki killed hundreds of thousands of people, now the united states is starting a war for world domination in the long future world, however , it was impossible to build without the soviet union, post-war devices were determined at three conferences of the leaders of the ussr the united states britain in the period from 1943 to 1945 in tehran yalta and under the buildings europe agreed to divide into germany jointly occupied also created the un as a means of managing world affairs to prevent war on february 6, 1945. joseph stalin in yalta said, referring to franklin roosevelt and winston churchill. yes, of course, as long as we are all alive, we are afraid. we will not allow anything dangerous differences between us we will not allow a new aggression against any of our countries, but it will take 10 years, maybe less years they will disappear, a new generation will come that has not gone through all that we have experienced, which for many questions will probably look different

up there in this part of the weaving, but as one japanese sculptor mitsuki, 40, a survivor of the hiroshimangs, told me. first you start to make a culture, and then she herself tells how to do it. and then, finally. in general, she makes herself this is the only thing for the animal in 2 months of communicating with him through an interpreter, so the sculpture itself prompted. that, in principle, leave this copper color, which over time gains and, so to speak, gets used to the space of the metro station. here is an example of the interaction between sculpture and the urban environment. this is a sculpture from her history , one of the five sculptures of the contr animals series about the history of sculptures is in the collection national art museum of the people 's republic of china, one was purchased by the ministry of culture for the national center for contemporary arts of the republic of belarus and two are my easel works. they can also be urban. here you see an example of an urban sculpture , one from syria was installed by china on the yellow river, and the second one found a place i

those who after hiroshima and nagasaki were horrified. realizing.he hands of the us government robert oppenheimer, the scientific director of the american atomic project, said we did the work behind the devil long before this famous statement immediately after the creation of the bomb. he said we made a bomb. let's make sure we don't blow up the world by learning about the theme of our film, the grandson of robert oppenheimer, charles, for the first time agreed to an interview for russian television. my grandfather believed that for the sake of success, scientists from all over the world should work together and be able to talk to each other. it was the military who believed that the main thing in nuclear development was the secrecy of people. such a pacifist position was not close to the states, only a nuclear balance could maintain an unsteady geopolitical balance, and in 1949 it was achieved. created in the soviet union the atomic bomb prevented a nuclear catastrophe, the americans realized that they were not the only ones who possessed such a te

the home temporary in hiroshima prefecture has been in business for 168 years.ade smooth and the barrel is bound together with bamboo hoops but finally, there wrapped in straw mats and ropes. >> stock eight asian barrels has a cedar aroma and tastes different. it is special. >> the brewery says it received 40% more orders than last year. they ship to temples and shrines across the country. >>> ♪ ♪ holiday season and we look at what is happening next week and in the first week of 2023. first, a summary of the bank of japan's latest policy meeting. set released a memo on wednesday of what policy makers discussed during their meeting earlier this week. that is when the central made the surprise decision to double its cap on the 10 year government bond to deal. the governor's not to move and indicated a shift to monetary tightening, but investors saw it as a step toward exiting his extraordinary easing policy. market participant are looking for clues on what the central bank would do next as the recent meeting showed the policymakers to be more unpredictable than pr

you're going to cover hiroshima. you're going to cover nagasaki and atomic cuts.every time listen, i don't know. every time i read the daily mail, it makes me want to check my kids, you know? i mean, it's one of the great triumphs. the 20th century was single atomic was the single of those atomic weapons on exactly the right proportion and exactly the amount of determined application to a specific problem. right never been used since , i think never been used since, i think is and i think is worth applauding here whoever took that decision basically cauterise it otherwise the cold war would have very quickly become a hot war. it was truman. yeah. and it sounds , you know, yeah. and it sounds, you know, the extraordinary facts about that. the extraordinary facts about that . until roosevelt died , the extraordinary facts about that. until roosevelt died , i that. until roosevelt died, i think may of 1945, truman was completely unaware of the manhattan projects that he was kept out of it. they thought about it the day after he knew much they thought he was an much l

by ourselves, not only by virtue of our geographic proximity unlike the united states and hiroshima andasaki, we are not separated from each other by the pacific ocean, but also due to the fact that we came to ukraine with our goals, declaring that russians are ukrainians. it was in an article by vladimir putin that this is one people. we can not by our own people. even if adhering to during these hostilities. some of them hold very different points of view. nastya such inhumane. devastating blows, especially since ukraine, as you know, does not is a nuclear power, but there is a limit to everything, and these endless conversations are probing, but will, say, an attack on crimea be conditions for the use of nuclear weapons by russia. will, for example, another attack on some military airfields, where our strategic bombers are stationed, be a pretext for the use of nuclear weapons? will there finally be a new ukrainian weapon when it appears there or not? this means that in fact, attack moscow petersburg and almost vladivostok, as the secretary of the national security council and defens

you're going to cover hiroshima. you're going to cover nagasaki and atomic cuts.every time listen, i don't know. every time i read the daily mail, it makes me want to check my kids, you know? i mean, it's one of the great triumphs. the 20th century was single atomic was the single of those atomic weapons on exactly the right proportion and exactly the amount of determined application to a specific problem. right never been used since , i think never been used since, i think is and i think is worth applauding here whoever took that decision basically cauterise it otherwise the cold war would have very quickly become a hot war. it was truman. yeah. and it sounds , you know, yeah. and it sounds, you know, the extraordinary facts about that. the extraordinary facts about that . until roosevelt died , the extraordinary facts about that. until roosevelt died , i that. until roosevelt died, i think may of 1945, truman was completely unaware of the manhattan projects that he was kept out of it. they thought about it the day after he knew much they thought he was an much l

already in august forty on the fifth, they launched two nuclear strikes on japan so the result of hiroshimalled hundreds of thousands of people, now the united states is starting a war for world domination in the long future of the world, however, it was impossible to build without the soviet union after the military device was determined at three conferences of the leaders of the ussr the united states

japan summoned scholars and leaders to meet in hiroshima last weekend. the goal, to exchange ideas and find concrete ways to eliminate nuclear weapons. japan has long fought for nuclear disarmament. the prime minister of japan spoke about the importance of it and the light of threats of north korea and russia. former u.s. president obama and u.n. general secretary antonio guterres spoke by video message. >>> a lot of tears and bitter memories today. this marks ten years since the mamass shootining a at sandy ho elementary school.l. schools were closed in honor of those lives who were cut short. 20 kids and six teachers were killed that day. a teacher who survived the ordeal reflected on what ten years means to her. >> the remembrance is every second of every minute of every hour of every single day. and that is the truth. and so, yes, here we are at ten, but that's no different than yesterday or the day before that. >> very difficult. there are two memorial services this evening to remember the lives lost. >>> survivors of a shooting at a colorado spring

reports that the yard is 12 times more powerful than the bomb that the us exploded, for example, hiroshima, about 15 kilotons , there is no exact data on the yard, but experts say about 500 kilotons, and this is not 12, but already more than 30 times more than the american bomb dropped on hiroshima. the motherland will receive another sample of nuclear missile weapons, which will make it possible to decide. uh, any given objectives at the strategic level, despite the horror stories of the western media, in russia's nuclear doctrine, unlike the american one, it does not provide for a primitive strike, so far the ukrainians, nevertheless , are afraid, perhaps, of nuclear escalation. and they prepare alarm cases, and the authorities of the kiev region add fuel to the fire with claims that the place is a bomb shelter for everyone. the inhabitants of kiev consider the once unthinkable possibility that their city could become a target of a nuclear bomb, so they collect the so-called nuclear backpacks. they include a sufficient amount of dry products and water, as well as thermal underwear, a gas

explain, here imagine a nuclear explosion, huge, and we understand that it is huge energy, huge hiroshimae all afraid, we are worried, the war of zaporizhzhya nuclear plant everyone understands what it is. it is a disaster if something starts there, this chain reaction, and now imagine this huge energy that can be kept and managed for peaceful purposes, in what way, it is not a limitation , there is no limit to the amount of energy, we are now thinking oh light there are no batteries in e-e, they are cold, this will never happen again. no, they say that the road will last for another decade or a century, but the first small step, after all, humanity has started to go as usual . that they received a plus, that is, there was such energy at the entrance, and at the exit, more than twice, which means that they are on the wrong path, but it must be said that it is not risky, it is not this safe energy, unlike nuclear energy, it cannot lead to accidents , therefore, well, they are controlled, they are controlled thermonuclear fusion, as the movies once said, there were 9 days in one year. do yo

the application here is wrong, this is not hiroshima not nagasaki and nagasaki this another.t is, we have an opportunity. reset here this is technological superiority, the technique that we have it has worked and will work great. this is what we can actually do today. well , proceed from the fact that we have a real superiority. this is real superiority. the main thing is to ensure the quality of the soldier, our soldier, he is an order of magnitude better than any nato one, and the ukrainian one is good too. i must say that i suggest you measure they look like. really asymmetrical, that is, it's the same as in a chess game, which is unsuccessfully developing, taking a degree bat, yes, and turning the board over and hitting the opponent on the head with a bat helps a lot personally state relations to a politician. i try not to evaluate in emotional categories exclusively in terms of pragmatism, so i believe that if such a decision is necessary to be made to ensure the security of russia a. as i said above, we understand it perfectly well for solving the problem of destroying

it takes the stage art is the force that, in their opinion, can unite under a common denominator hiroshima and dresden of the forties and mariupoli and grozny and so on. so on, that is, this entire chaotic list can be united by the power of art, and this idea is very close to them, because germany has been doing this for a long time, and since the 70s, society has tried to rethink what happened to it in the 30s and 40s tried to find ways to reconciliation and now it is very strange and painful for them and these are their triggers or when someone tries to cancel someone on the basis of nationality, that is, for them, in their understanding, this is such savagery that can be put in the same row, for example, with racism and criticism they are german and from the fact that the director made such an attempt, he took the ukrainian writer gogol, whom he finally calls a russian ukrainian, and they fought for it . here you go, he is gathering a team and people and people agreed to write with him with him p' to be involved in this performance and makes such an act of reconciliation. perhaps it is

that is, it is a lot, a lot of hiroshima. if you want to.well, that is, probably, well, dozens, if not hundreds, heroes, that is, and the assessment was such an assessment that it would crash? with what probability i directly hear the key word was. yes, not the same, not the same, but not the same. she when happened, well, everyone tensed up. ugh scared. although everyone will say. come to think of it, there, i didn't say a figure estimate of the probability it was well, two and a half five percent. it’s in this range, but for the catastrophe that awaited us, it’s certainly a lot, so all the astronomers in the world have directed all their efforts to still clarify its orbit when it returns, so i say. this asteroid rotates, for example, once every 7 years it returns to the earth and after 7 years. well in the eleventh year he came back carefully all observatories. whoever was able to take measurements made an observation and exhaled, exhaled, because they established it quite definitely, you understand this did not happen. yes, that yes, yes,

well, at this rate , it can get to the point that russia is accused of strikes on hiroshima and nagasaki to arrange lynching. after all, if something happens in the world or something happens to blame, there can only be one country, simply because european politicians have decided to organize an international court of justice simply because they allegedly decided to sponsor terrorism to reinforce a frankly flimsy theory, they tried to dig up the past, but it didn’t work out well. they opened the topic of the holodomor , speaking in terms of ukrainian nazis, and now the deputy of the bundestag of the green party is shaking his khaki jacket, spraying, they say, they destroyed the bastards, the russian national identity of the independent. killing by starvation also had as its goal the political suppression of the ukrainian national identity of the ukrainian culture and language and nothing that from hunger all the terrible years about 7 million people died, not only ukrainians, but also residents of other regions of the country, primarily russians, but why should german deputies remember t

and how did you die in russia, you managed to cut a hoof in hiroshima. and i didn’t pour out the fucking narrow light of ali’s hooves were coming to you all, but christ is risen. at uncle's and tore off branches with doors. great above you are doves, but you are, sponges above you are christovushki. but you are. let me come to me. pathetic dogs can't stop thinking about starting to pin me down. casting in me the spirit of cherry to be a noise, syria light is torn at the seams of lightly seven- winged legs on its side. the king and the wild clear invest of the siyazeve should be, come on , let me have wild clear henry in me to fill our hearts with yago. the day over the white fluff of cherries, many of you, of course, guessed this song. on the same word, the authorship of igor field growers, this song was popular with wilma. we now have a less popular mulyavino in belarus, but earlier, and he himself personally described the interview to me, it seemed that he understood that the field crop had written more. that is to say, significantly it is easier and h

will be used in one country, it will be indicative of this, so that everyone is horrified, like hiroshima, but how would be the 21st century, that everyone understood that america has power, but on the other hand no side. they can't hit north korea because they have nuclear weapons on venezuela, it's pointless, that's why they only have iran, so iran needs to just dismount its nuclear program. friends, they began enrichment up to sixty percent in a completely swag train that brings us to an extremely dangerous situation, that is, security in such a terrible state when there are no good steps. yes, iran can protect itself for the time being, until it creates something on its own, if we have the sco or there is brix, its nuclear umbrella. yes on them or there the chinese distribute them. yes , there will already be or others will fly at the same time. yes , therefore, of course, the americans are also in a hurry, but in this hurry. they are topchato- the first ally. this is europe really europe as an ally, as a partner of the united states, is becoming a thing of the past and now, in fact,

missile system has with a power 12 times greater than the power of the american bomb that destroyed hiroshima well , i would say that in a strange way, this commotion around the chicken coops about the already well- known yers. yes, russia showed, as they say, the usa of yersa, but we didn’t show it today, i would have been in the place of the same e, the americans were more afraid of the sarmatian with uh ten, so to speak, different rhch segments, separated by the main part from the combat planning unit vanguard that comes with the sarmatian. yes, we have yards, but moreover, it is not somewhat unclear here the use of strategic weapons is a strategic weapon, that is, a weapon. as they say already, the vision is, indeed, a total war on the planet. earth we are not crazy. we are not going to destroy the world, i don’t see any need for it, because it’s enough to use the same vanguard unit without a nuclear head. to destroy a, it will definitely be the goal that we set ourselves without using nuclear weapons. so this is absolutely wrong and there is nothing to say, an inexplicable disease, but t

the energy released was $100000.00 times greater than that of the hiroshima bomb. according to the scientists calculations, the eruption ejected around 4 cubic kilometers of stone and lava. the plume of smoke reached 32 kilometers into the sky. that's almost 30 times higher than vesuvius itself. at this altitude, the column assumed the form of a pine tree witnessed by that are plenty. this kind of a rupture is now known as a pliny interruption. pumice and ash then rained down on pompei people, had no time to flee, and were buried in an instant. the corpses eventually decomposed, leaving a hollow imprint in the compacted ash. scientists later filled the cavities with plaster. these plaster casts of the people of pompei show their desperate attempts to escape the deadly ash with dish, yamuna, fat, chevy jam, or you can see the expression on the face and the position of the body. this is vitally important because it allows us to capture the person's last moments love and to understand what actually caused that bad quality. so know you ain't again other than the novel

the energy released was $100000.00 times greater than that of the hiroshima bomb. according to the scientists calculations, the eruption ejected around 4 cubic kilometers of stone and lava. the plume of smoke reached 32 kilometers into the sky. that's almost 30 times higher than vesuvius itself. at this altitude, the column assumed the form of a pine tree witnessed by the way there plenty, this kind of a rupture is now known as a pliny interruption. pumice and ash then rained down on pompei people, had no time to flee, and were buried in an instant. the corpses eventually decomposed, leaving a hollow imprint in the compacted ash. scientists later filled the cavities with plaster. these plaster casts of the people of pompei show their desperate attempts to escape the deadly ash with dish. yeah, mollified chevy jam, or you can see the expression on the face and the position of the body. this is vitally important because it allows us to capture the person's last moments love and to understand what actually caused that bad quality. so not yet ain't again other than the

there in this part of the weave, but as one japanese sculptor mitsuki told me, 40 survivors of the hiroshimastart making a sculpture, and then she herself tells you how to make it. and then, finally. in general, she makes herself this is the only thing for the animal in 2 months of communicating with him through an interpreter, so the sculpture itself prompted. which is basically leave this copper color, which gains over time and, so to speak, gets used to the space of the metro station. here is an example of the interaction between sculpture and the urban environment. this sculpture from her history is one of the five sculptures of the contr animals series about the history of sculptures that are in the collection of the national art museum of the people 's republic of china, one was purchased by the ministry of culture for the national center of modern republic of belarus and two are my easel works. they can also be urban. here you see an example of an urban sculpture one from the syrian contrenimal is installed. this is the middle of china on the yellow river. and the second one found a p

the tsar bomb turned out to be 3,000 times more powerful than the american hiroshima, so the ussr pulled began this program as early as 1945 , testing a hydrogen bomb at the semipalatinsk test site in soviet kazakhstan in august 1953 was stalin's greeting. leader peoples died in march, before five months of testing, but it was stalin's efforts that the world became bipolar nuclear deterrence on the basis of parity, the nuclear program began to work gave us nuclear energy in obninsk in 1954 the world's first nuclear power plant was launched soviet, missile program, this is mirny cosmos red project the systematic nature of the approach to the soviet economy was bearing fruit, nuclear parity ruled out a direct attack on the ussr, therefore, a military confrontation between the united states and the west. we were leading locally in different regions of the planet clashes took place on the territory of countries liberated from foreign domination. the results were different, the korean war ended and whose vietnam we left afghanistan and angola with a clean victory for the vietnamese communists

because from the moment a single small nuclear weapon if you hundred kilotons only, smaller than hiroshima the moment that was used, each side will be asking of its own icbm commanders, are they coming? might they be coming shortly? not in day but as this escalates, should we wait or should we go first? that is because of the existence of these totally redundant hairtrigger weapons. so the first thing could be done is to get the armed services committee back from their having fatalistic leigh said, ok, northrop grumman needs the money , thousands of jobs. there is a revolving door between northrup and general lockheed -- general dynamics and lockheed. general austin comes from raytheon, for example, after he retired before him, bowing. they have a great investment and continuing things as they are. amy: 30 seconds. how do you reverse course? >> ok. the defense budget should be cut more than in half rather than being increased right now. starting with the most dangerous weapons, the icbm's. no first use case which we should be using against putin right now and saying hifirst use threats lik