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hiroshima was dropped by the father. nagasaki, the japanese say that if we didn't know, if we didn't know, the americans or they only have these two bombs and they don't have them anymore. the atomic bomb will never surrender . i have nothing to do with it, but this happened today . it's a disaster for the japanese people and the man who is living with 6000 temperature . man, the high level of the stone is the difference between this incident happened like this, but from different dimensions, if we want to examine this incident, this tragedy, take a look. and in order to end the war, the teacher is right alone look at the way to the end of the american service. they had this strategy yesterday, that is, 1345. for the vietnam war, they had 180 thousand tons of materials. do you use it, you said that chemical bomb was not used, the mother of our 280 passenger plane with our passenger plane, when they hit the american one and you tell them why the yellow number 14 is on, this is the american strategy , they justify that it

for example, the 29th plane that he launched over hiroshima was kept in these days . no, i don't know. tens of thousands of people go there. he dropped this bomb into hiroshima or, for example, the person who died in this dock a few years ago. the greatest honor is to value my request for a strange fish . do you report that the pilot you mentioned in the report said that if i return, i will do the same thing again, a similar incident to this? we have a lot for iranians it is reminiscent of the discussion of the downing of the iranian passenger plane in the persian gulf and the abandonment of all the civilians in the americans. the case of the ukrainian plane is still ongoing. this mistake is being made in the custody of the judicial adventure. how come the americans are so proud of all these incidents, if you do n't call them crimes? both americans are far away. i am proud to justify the principle in the real power of americans and you tell him why you used 180 thousand tomans worth of chemicals in vietnam and laos despite the fact that you are the signatory of this p

every year, up to ten million paper cranes are sent to hiroshima with wishes for peace and in memory140,000 victims of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki 10 years ago , instead of throwing away the origami cranes, they decided to burn them and reborn on the island of the shrine, every ritual is accompanied by a prayer. i pray that the souls of the victims of the atomic bombings rest in peace, and the emotions and prayers of people from all world, the prayers for peace wrapped in each of these paper cranes did not reach without giving new life and a new form to these wishes and prayers, the potter sayemani began to add the ashes of origami cranes to his ceramics lamp design the candlestick was born organically, says the yellow potter. the glow from the candle radiates heat and outlines the images of paper cranes that decorate the lamp. ashes are added to the ceramic azure, which is used to cover the lamp from the middle. it makes the light softer. besides, the ashes from reborn wishes add symbolic weight . it can carry a message of peace. i don't even feel that this is my p

using virtual reality technology, we can show hiroshima at that time.t's been the reaction of those who experienced your vr world? yes, so in hiroshima and nagasaki, local high school students have been interviewing survivors of the atomic bombing, and so it means we can connect. a bond has formed between the survivors and the younger generation, with this referred to as a memory creating a space for closer generational communication. so they all enjoyed this archive, to pass on the memories to for the future. you also used the same technology for the current conflict in ukraine. can you just tell us about that? yes, 0k. i've also created a 3d map of ukraine. the damage to buildings in ukraine has been scanned using new technology by ukrainian creators, who then shared this data with me. i integrated this data into a virtual reality map, and the map has been made available publicly. this serves as a digital archive, to communicate the damage suffered to the world and ensure it is shared in future generations. thousands of people, including politicians a

i was ten years old by the window and i saw a terrible lightning , hiroshima was burning. and the choice fell on me, it was the only thing that could fight to end it and save the lives of a million americans, it wouldn't have worked and we had a missile attack on japan and we needed to drop this, it was the only thing that worked, he decided to attack , he issued the permission, that's when the war ended with these bombs , and the americans they were happy and thought they won the war. in all these years, the americans apologized to the japanese people that none of the previous american presidents were pressured or asked to apologize to the japanese for the american use of nuclear bombs over hiroshima. and nagasaki president biden has a plan for this, dr. president , to justify the atomic bombing of japan by making a movie that has been criticized by the japanese people, and after all, they are still the victims and the grieving families are still there , so it is better to make this movie without considering the feelings of these people . people should not be shown in the

in 1945, hiroshima was the target of a nuclear attack, which killed 140 thousand people.last year, a little boy changed the history of this country. the little boy who, with the aim of proving america's power, landed on the people of hiroshima, an explosion killed 70,000 people. at that moment, thousands more were killed until the end of 1945, when i was 17 years old . terrible lightning, i saw hiroshima burning it was supposed that in the last days of the second world war, america's atomic bombing was prepared and authorized. your hand on me was the only thing that could end the war and save the lives of a million americans . the only thing that worked was the decision to attack, he issued the permission to attack, and the war ended with these bombs, and the americans were happy and thought they won the war . in all these years, the americans apologized to the japanese people, which none of the previous presidents did. america has been pressured or asked to apologize to the japanese for the us use of nuclear bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki , president biden has a plan fo

a man for whom the us has placed a $10 million reward tension in niger the storm before the calm hiroshima and nagasaki atomic bombs did nothing that really forced the capitulation of japan this is the trends program we are starting. artificial intelligence is rampant the influential edition of the guardian quotes the words of the american colonel tucker hamilton at the conference. he said that during training, a combat drone equipped with artificial intelligence. made an independent decision to attack the human operator. the machine received points for completing goals. and when their defeat was canceled , the operator considered that living intelligence was an obstacle because of him. she loses her due points. after such a situation , the military banned artificial intelligence from attacking the operator, but in this case too the results turned out to be unexpected the machine decided to simply destroy the communication tower that the person uses to communicate with the drone so that people could not cancel the targets later , a us air force spokesman said that hamilton said there was n

japan hosts 78th anniversary commemorative events the american atomic bombing of hiroshima was followedmoment of silence throughout the country, a report that was entered by the bells in the hiroshima memorial park, the ceremony was attended by 7,000 people. including records and the number of diplomatic missions , representatives of 111 states were present. that's just who beat the peaceful japanese cities. they mentioned neither the prime minister of the country, nor the governor of hiroshima kept silent about this in the message and the secretary general. he's a buffoon as a result of the atomic bomb dropped by the americans on hiroshima in one day according to various estimates, from 70 to 100,000 inhabitants died. by the end of 1945, the number of victims had risen to 140,000. in total from the consequences of the bombing. he gave more than 300,000 people. the current adventure of the united states and its associates does not bring the expected results to the west. the media are increasingly mentioning the disappointment of kiev's allies in organizing a widely publicized counteroff

last week we had the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, japan. the history of mr. khosrow motazad, the historian, i am talking to mr. montazeri, hello, welcome to the world, i am happy that it is at the service of the respected and educated viewers of the news network, and gentlemen, it is a very interesting issue because the dimensions of the issue have not yet been opened, that is, whether or not the emperor was he asks, "sir, i am ready to establish it. hey, your way and barun's hot-tempered group of leaders are having diarrhea, because the emperor was useless, there was a safe society, there was a god and there were no people . let me look at his face. the rule is, don't look at the emperor's face with your eyes ." peugeot and they used to say that asia is for japan. it is a very interesting writing for you dear ones. be interested. it starts from 1927, 1106. i gave it to myself . it says that i brought someone from england about the war, and at the end , there are these terrible pictures of the atomic bomb and the sound of what happened. rik

those who bombed are still not spoken aloud in japan they remember the victims of the tragedy in hiroshima as well as the taxi of the future unmanned sports and takeoff in the industry the purpose of this event is to make unmanned aviation grow in russia. what the creators of drones in novosibirsk are discussing and sharing about this not only right now on ntv program today at mikhail studio chubanenko. hello, we start with reports from the kherson region, where the militants fired, the village of gornostaevka and emergency services report two dead in a massive strike, nationalists also inflicted near donetsk a shell exploded, right in the yard. her houses are militants. they beat, including with cluster munitions , the very shells that kiev promised not to use against the civilian population as a result of one of such barbaric enemy attacks, the university of economics and trade flared up, the building burned all night long, destroyed the roof and the upper floor a few hours ago, firefighters still managed to localize the flame evgeny golovanov followed their work and talked to eyewitness

people's self-consciousness as a result of the atomic bomb explosion dropped by the americans on hiroshiman one day, according to various estimates, from 70 to 100,000 inhabitants died . by the end of 1945 the number of victims increased to 140.000. in total , more than 300 thousand people died from the consequences of the bombing. the ashu wine resort is no longer on the tourist map of georgia, the mayor said. tbilisi, the place is completely destroyed, let me remind you, the reason for this was a large-scale creep. as a result, 18 people died, 16 more remain missing. missing, damaged bridges , roads, tourist cottages and hotels, according to preliminary data , more than five million cubic meters of land descended from the mountains. in a disaster zone, incessantly. work in progress more than 80 units of equipment were involved in cleaning up and eliminating the landslide subsequently in connection with the terrible incidents august 7 was declared a day of mourning throughout the country. the number of victims of a railway accident in pakistan is growing from the rails, 10 passenger cars

as that is the case every year, it's in span. hiroshima remembers the victims a site dedicated to the victims of the 1st atomic bomb attack in history or tara shima piece. memorial park strives to highlight the horrors of the 1945 bowman, an advocate for world peace. it displays photos, objects on artworks connected with the destruction of that fateful day. a day that changed the world forever, tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people. mostly civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it, on the aftermath have lived with severe trauma and health problems as a result. but the purpose of a park goes beyond remembrance is all kind of wash about kind of do the purpose of this museum. which open 10 years of to the end of the war is to contribute to the abolition of need to the weapons. and to the realization of a lost in peace in the world, it tends to be so di, because okay, is $91.00. she's a, he book, russia that's japanese 1st survivor of the bombing. she was 12, when the atomic bomb exploded and she lost both parents that day. today, she wants to reach out to a

the lady mentioned that they have a ceremony that invites 140 countries and they have a museum, hiroshima, enter this museum where you can sit, there is a eulogy. 3945 at 8 o'clock, the camera was dropped with me, and it is actually the effects that this bomb has on the people 's bodies. why did you leave the people of japan to die for america? you intervened in the iraq war, didn't you decide that japan should not say anything else? after the second world war, you went to iraq and iraq intervened. why did you take away why? little by little, where are you going? his words were already clear. once he came back, he said, "who are you cursing me?" you are wrong. without japan, there will be no war. japan has an area of ​​377,000 square kilometers. it is surrounded by a war with the taliban . it has many wars. 2,450. japan has been at war with the chinese. but to the number of these laws , the constitution of the united states to write or in at the time of the written occupation, they were american, but in general, after the second world war, they were under american control, that is, the po

just yesterday, this bomb was dropped in hiroshima.n't know , today they will attack vietnam and laos in the 40s and 50s. if not, the second world war is over in 1945 it is possible until 1991, 2,900, the collapse of the soviet union, the number of nurses in the united nations, 145, until 1945, the second world war, until 1991, 2,347. this statistic gives time to a question about the united nations . if there is no war in 2023, what will you do on 23 mehr, that is, if it becomes 53, the important thing is that some people sat as a power, as a superior power , under the pretext of securing their interests, they create wars , they throw canvases. you know , they produce all kinds of weapons with chemicals now it has become more modern, but it is the same soup and the same bowl, what does it mean, only this under the pretext of profiting from its benefits, under the pretext of seeking superiority , based on that, they do the right to sue to the sparrow and sell the canary under the pretext of democracy and human rights. and this issue tha

paper and wood houses flourished throughout the crowded streets of hiroshima. the government demanded homes must be demolished to help control fires in the event of air raid bombing. today was the day my father and i would finish preparation for the demolition of our home. fortunately, the tanakas had offered their guest house for us to move into. i knew this was because the great respect that the tanakas like so many people in our neighborhood had for my father. at 63, my father was too old to manage the preparation on his own. my father picked up his pocket watch from the kitchen table. [watch ticking] i heard a familiar jingle of the house key that was chained to his watch and i thought once we demolished our lovely house, the key would no longer have its purpose. after breakfast, i climbed up to our wooden roof, one by one, i pried thick clay tiles loose with my hammer. there is not a single cloud in the sky. it was going to be a hot day. i was looking forward to the evening when i would meet my friend teruo near sakae bridge and go for swim in the river. e

she was among those who took part in a memorial event at hiroshima, this weekend to mark the historic and tragic event. preserving the memory of what happened in here. she, my roommate is very important to the city, particularly as the number of survivors windows with each passing year. the day that changed the world forever, tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people. most the civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it on the ultima have lived with severe trauma and health problems as a result. but the purpose of the pox goes beyond remembrance. all kind of wash about going to do the purpose of this museum, which i hope in 10 years of, to the end of the war is to contribute to the abolition of nuclear weapons and to the realization of a lost in peace in the world. it tends to be so di casso is $91.00 and is the hipaa kusha. that's japanese. the survivor of the foaming. she was 12, we knew tomic bomb exploded and she lost both her parents that day. today she wants to reach out to as many people as possible with the help of her successor russian is success as p

now on the 6th of august, 1945, the united states dropped an atomic bomb on the city of hiroshima in japan, killing more than a 100000 people. a 2nd, the tomic bomb was dropped on like a psyche. 3 days later, forcing japan to surrender. and ultimately ending world war 2 in the pacific. as is the case every year since then. hiroshima remembers the victims a site dedicated to the victims of the 1st atomic bomb attack and history or tara shima piece. memorial park strives to highlight the horrors of the 1945 bombing and advocate for world peace. it displays photos, objects on artworks connected with the destruction of that fateful day. a day that changed the world forever, tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people. mostly civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it, on the aftermath have lived with severe trauma and health problems as a result. but the purpose of a park goes beyond remembrance is all kind of wash about kind of do the purpose of this museum. which open 10 years of to the end of the war is to contribute to the abolition of need to the weapons. and

welcome to it is 78 years since the hiroshima hiroshima tragedy. the thing that catastrophe does it still live on in the lives of many people in japan? does it, does it spill off to so many years? it's still a cost a shadow. do you think? oh, very much so you can see that we have a very well anti uh, nuclear phenomenon amongst the japanese public because of this. and as you kind of take yes, 78 years on the scars might be you know, um, feeding out but certainly not necessary. so especially on uh, you know, august the 6th august, the 6th which is, you know, when the bomb was dropped. and also i think there's a resurgence of awareness about this matter. particularly considering the fact that there people are talking about the possibility of usage of nuclear arms by the russians against ukraine. a few crania, um, you know, so there's a lot of awareness that are rising, especially after the here she was summit by g 7 recently. well, i think it's fair to say a, the russian president vladimir putin has said time and time again. the roster is not interest

the annual remembrance ceremony was held at hiroshima's pace memorial park on saturday.eople remembering the 70,000 people who died from the initial blast and the approximately 70,000 others who lost their lives from radiation exposure years later. >>> well, the movie "oppenheimer" about the scientist who developed the bomb is a blockbuster hit in the u.s. but as our michael holmes reports, many japanese say they have no interest in hollywood's take on the dawn of the atomic era. >> reporter: in japan, this was one of the only structures still standing in hiroshima after the united states dropped an atomic bomb on the city 78 years ago. a second bombing, this time on nag nagasaki, followed three days later. the attacks ended world war ii, a global conflict in which tens of millions of people died and the price end to it would be even more lives. >> this is a national emergency. >> reporter: sunday is the anniversary of the attack on hiroshima, but it's the mastermind behind the creation of that infamous weapon of war, the physicist, j. robert oppen oppenheimer, and the b

last week we had the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, japan. most of the story is from the historical aspect of mr. khosrow , the historian. he says, "sir, i am ready to establish, and this group of hard-liners is having diarrhea because the emperor was useless, there was a safe society, there was no god, there are no people , look at his face, the law is, don't look at the emperor's face with your eyes. it was an irresponsible official that the hard-liner group comes to work, and admiral peugeot asia to japan, which is very interesting for you to be interested in, starts from 1927 1106, tenka announces for themselves, he writes that he says , "i took this book, one from england, about the war, and at the end, these horrible pictures of the atomic bomb and the sound of what happened in it, rika announced." japan is a small country with 330,000 square kilometers, smaller than khorasan, but it is rapidly increasing to over 100 million. he said, "we want to be healthy. what does that mean, the vital land of the living space of a country of such gr

yefim's chances of a full recovery are maximum remember the victims of the tragedy in hiroshima thatd 78 years ago, on the morning of august 6 , 45 at 8:15 local time , american planes dropped atomic bombs on the city. after another 3 days, they attacked nagasaki, the purpose of the bombing was to accelerate the surrender. tokyo at the end of world war ii. and this is the only one in the history of mankind. an example of the combat use of nuclear weapons, according to various estimates, in hiroshima , from 70 to 100,000 people died per day by the end of the year, the number of victims increased to 140,000 in memory of them in japan, a minute was held silence, according to tradition, the report was entered by the blows of the bell. the main mourning events were held in the peace memorial park in the center of hiroshima, in this place the bodies of those who died after the bombings were burned. officials of the country spoke there. including prime minister fumioke shida , there was a place in his speech to accuse our country of the threat of use. at the same time , he did not mention n

tokyo accepts and approves of the horrors of hiroshima and nagasaki are caused by nuclear weapons.hould never be repeated. japan, as the only country affected by nuclear war, will continue to apply relentless efforts to build a world without nuclear weapons, while adhering to the three non-nuclear principles. expose yourself as an active supporter of nuclear disarmament, kishida, and did not remember that japan, though the only one in the world. the country that suffered from atomic aggression by the united states did not accede to the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. now tokyo itself is officially under the protection of the american nuclear umbrella, by the way , washington's main ally in asia a in recent years, despite its anti-war the constitution is also actively increasing the military budget. risk reduction. the proliferation of nuclear weapons, just this week, was discussed by the experts of the united states britain france china and russia, without specifying the details , shared the state department, where the truth also did not find words of apology for the

using virtual reality technology, we can show hiroshima at that time.interviewing survivors of the atomic bombing, and so it means we can connect. a bond has formed between the survivors and the younger generation, with this referred to as a memory creating a space for closer generational communication. so they all enjoyed this archive, to pass on the memories to for the future. here in the uk, a fire on saturday left a 300—year—old building — home of the famous west midlands pub the crooked house — in ruins. now, the mayor of the area, has called for it to be "rebuilt brick by brick" after its remains were bulldozed yesterday. the quirky pub was sold to a private buyer injuly. south staffordshire council says it didn't give permission for it to be demolished after the blaze. marta newman has the story. all that remains of this much loved 18th—century pub is a pile of rubble. this is how it used to lock in all its crooked glory. and this was saturday night when the fire took hold. firefighters found the access road blocked and could not stop it spreadin

our remembrance was held at the hiroshima peaceful memorial. a second bomb was dropped four days later, killing from 40,000 to 70,000. survivors of the attacks and hiroshima's mayor continue to push for a nuclear arms ban, especially after russia's invasion of ukraine. >>> it's a tree that stands out among giants. the effort to protect this had ancient survivor and the redwood forest around it. >>> and somehow it survived. and somehow through salolonpas lidococaine flex. a susuper thin, , flexible p h with maxaximum ototc strengthth lidocainee ththat contoururs to the b by to relelieve painn riright where it hurts.. and did d we mentionon, it re, really stiticks? salolonpas, it's's good medidi. >>> welcome back. an opportunity in the north bay to preserve what many think is the largest living brentwood tree. >> john ramos traveled up the russian river to bring us the story of the tree and the remarkable resilience of the redwood forest. >> reporter: it may not look like it now, but 150 years ago, this redwood forest near guerneville was clear c

tokyo accepts and approves the horrors of hiroshima and nagasaki are caused by nuclear weapons.er be repeated. japan, as the only country affected by a nuclear war, will continue to make unremitting efforts to build a world without nuclear weapons, while adhering to the three non-nuclear principles, presenting itself as an active supporter of nuclear disarmament, kishida did not remember that japan, although the only one in the world. the country that suffered from atomic aggression by the united states has not acceded to the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons now tokyo itself is officially under the protection of the american nuclear umbrella of washington's main ally in asia. and in recent years, despite its anti-war constitution, it has also been actively increasing its military budget. reducing the risk of nuclear proliferation, just this week, was discussed in vienna by experts from the united states, britain, france, china and russia, without specifying the details, shared the state department, where the truth also did not find words of apology for the 78-year-ol

actually listen to how jake sullivan explained all these details today, more precisely seven in hiroshima, president biden noted both to his colleagues and to the world that the united states supports the training of ukrainian pilots on the f-16 this week through the letter of secretary of state blinkin to his colleagues in europe, we formally indicated that after the end of the exercises, the usa, in consultation with congress, will be ready to approve the transfer of f-16s to ukraine by third parties, this is a natural continuation of what president hiroshima announced for reasons that i the questions were not clear, are we really going to do it, so to put all these questions aside, after the training is over, there will be a handover and we are working with congress and with our allies to implement it. so this week, we emphasized emphasized and put an exclamation point on this issue that is definitely of concern to all of our listeners when to expect fighter jets and what about the training of pilots, do you know where they will be because i know that the press secretary of the pentago

in japan , today they remember the victims of the atomic bombing of hiroshima .0 people became victims of the american nuclear strike and officially apologized. tokyo to washington so and did not bring to today's funeral ceremony not merhiroshima not the prime minister of japan never once mentioned the united states as the country responsible for the tragedy of why do politicians hush up parts of the story alexander baskinsky? the official ceremony on the anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima lasts less than an hour, but even after its completion in the peace park, thousands of japanese are still crowded to the memorial to lay flowers and in a short prayer to honor the memory of the victims of that terrible tragedy, when the americans for the first time in history used atomic weapons for destruction of the civilian population. to the sounds of the funeral bell, japan bows its head in a moment of silence at exactly 8:15 am, the time when 78 years ago on august 6, 1945 , an atomic bomb exploded over the city, the kid dropped from an american b-29 bomber. a

they passed on the survivors requests to world leaders who attended the g. 7 summit in hiroshima last may. namely, the complete and total binding of nuclear weapons. they came through here, russia, man, they so many things, including sad things that i have were time to their country. and since they are powerful, i want them to translate what they have felt interaction. because they have seen the damages of the bumps but rather than heats the advice of those who suffer directly from nuclear weapons, many countries in possession of nuclear powers continue to increase their arsenal. on the 1st day of the knockout stage of the women's world cup of japan have booked their place in the quarter finals. after defeating norway. $31.00 is the farthest japan have gone since 2015 when they were runners up. the 2011 champions have been a scoring menace in this year's tournament. notching up a total of 14 goals in for game so far in japan. so to leave early, when ingrid a new tab did he not tell me, as i was attempting to the back of the neck, norway goalkeeper aurora nicholson scrambled to save th

they post on the survivors request to weld leaders who attended the to 7 summit in hiroshima last may. namely the complete and total binding of nuclear weapons. they came through here, russia, man, they so many things, including fat, things that i have returned to their country. and since they are powerful, i want them to translate what they felt interaction, because they have seen the damages of the bump. rather than heats the advice of those who suffer directly from nuclear weapons, many countries in possession of nuclear power has continued to increase. there also now let's check out that women's world cup where that africa had been knocked out of the tournaments by the netherlands in the round of 16. so that's the money it's done. edu. go from a contact kick in the 9th and it's to roll. it said up found its way into the net, or the ask and sound humans never gave up the fighting defense the appearance in the wall comp knockout stage strike got them the deadline, i had a number of chances but just could not get the ball pass the goalkeeper to now the final score did a view postpone

forces and in the goal after the nuclear bombing, they say they hope that the painful lessons of hiroshima, nagasaki will not be forgotten maria prus henry carved the voice of america the dachabracha quartet is currently on tour in north america and canada, where it performs fundraising concerts as a quartet informs about the events in ukraine of his fans abroad and what should be the musical diplomacy of shevchenko's baptism , the vocalist and musician of the quartet markom galanevich told gay yosi mountains in los angeles band dahabrakha is preparing for a performance at the ford concern site in the center of hollywood. before the performance, the vocalist, musician marko halinevych, gives us an interview. it can be said that since february 24 , 2022, all our e-e tours and all our work are fan-raising, because a significant we allocate part of the money for various funds of our acquaintances who serve , and it is also important for us to speak in different ways about what is happening in our country, recently it has generally become even more relevant because it seems to us that the west

they told me that the bombing of hiroshima was citizens in another stocky, bold, the brunt of the mass on power. 3 days later, estimate say around 100, a 1000 people were killed instantly. many more lost their lives from the consequences or the radiation exposure. here's a portion of, of the all team documentary to make message explaining how washington was way up the same dates for the soviet union wanting though, however, you may find that the following images disturbing the, those who are little can't stand. and we just stood and looked at the time then suddenly the pump. so that's us in the state of their bodies and over the place the room mother is looking for their kids. i her children, clothing, mommy, mommy. all around that, even once they saw their children's faces, they couldn't even recognize them. the policy of the united states government at that time was to subdue the nation of japan. and i was willing to do anything i could do to help the short term an american airplane, dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the enemy. when this bomb, we have now

they post on the survivors request to weld leaders who attended the g. 7 summit in hiroshima last may, namely the complete and total binding of nuclear weapons. they came through here, russia, man, they so many things, including sad things that i have returned to their country. and since they are powerful, i want them to translate what they felt interaction, because they have seen the damages of the bomb. rather than heats the advice of those who suffer directly from nuclear weapons, many countries in possession of nuclear power has continued to increase their arsenal. let's go to the women's world cup africa. they've been knocked out of the tournaments by the netherlands in the round of 16. that's the money's done any go from the corner kicking the 9th and it's still roads had i found its way into the net that the african champions never gave up. the fights in your 1st appearance and it was happening out stage stuff strike of them. big atlanta had a number of chances adjusted not get the vote pass the goal, people to mail the final school going to be for us buttons, lima attack. he w

that is the natural extension of what the president announced in hiroshima. there have, for reasons i don't fully understand, been questions about whether we were actually going to do that. so to put all of those questions to rest, then in fact, the training will be followed by the transfer as we work with congress to effectuate that and with our allies. you know, we underlined underscored and put an exclamation point on that this week. >> officials have said there have been efforts to make it difficult to backtrack from the commitments made today during future administrations here in south korea and japan. can you just expand on the paying power you described -- staying power you described earlier and what assurances this trilateral alliance can take away that the work of the summit will last beyond these administrations. secretary sullivan i'd answer : that in three ways. first, in terms of the actual mechanisms of collaboration. so the three countries are putting pen to paper to say we will meet annually at leader level and at every significant level of ou

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