at 8:15 in the morning hiroshima time, the little boy was released in the hiroshima sky. the little boy with 64 kg of uranium 235 took about 43 seconds to reach a height of 600 meters above the city from a height of 947 meters. the height at which it was supposed to be. detonate the bomb. after release, the bomber quickly moved away from the hiroshima sky, and at the moment of the explosion, it was 18 and a half kilometers from the explosion site the spaced bomb was supposed to land exactly on a bridge. but due to the wind, the bomb exploded 240 meters away, exactly on the shima surgery clinic. a few moments later, the tokyo radio operator... noticed that the communication line with the hiroshima station had been completely cut. he tried to contact hiroshima on another phone line but could not. this was reported to the capital authorities. 20 minutes later , the tokyo telegraph center realized that the country's main telegraph line north of hiroshima had been cut. from a train station 16 km from hiroshima , unofficial reports of sightings of one all reports to the joint h

what happened in hiroshima and nagasaki 79 years ago should never happen again.an is against nuclear weapons, but the situation around the russian nuclear threat aggravates the current situation. and traditionally, not a word about the united states in the official speech, that the states wanted to test a new type of weapon, that it was not only an experiment, but also an act of intimidation, and many american military men, including the future us president, commander-in-chief... of the allied forces in europe, general eisenhower, did not see the expediency of such a bombing, it simply had no military sense, except perhaps to frighten politically, and not even japan, but the soviet union. but truman insisted on his own, that is, on july 16 , 1945, during the podsdam conference, when he learned that the tests in nivade took place, he told his assistant, now i have a club against these russian guys. end, came at a very high price, at the cost of many thousands of japanese lives, although the american assessment of these events over the decade, if it has changed, th

hiroshima and nakazaki were surrounded by american soldiers preventing information from being given to japanese population. even the american public, even photographs were censored. all times, said violetta para. this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. so you are about this. hoy desde venezuela estamos con juan carlos monedero. today we are with juan carlos manadero, academic and political scientist from venezuela to discuss something that is overwhelming world public opinion, the issue of atomic bombs. this nightmare began with the events and the boming of hiroshima and nakazaki, where, as most of us know, there were hundreds of thousands of deaths almost instantly, or in a very... instantánea o en un transcurso de tiempo muy corto y que fue respuesta además, this attack was in fact against the people in a country that no longer had the capacity to the war, neither economically nor militarily. japan was already destroyed, the attack was also an obvious threat to other countries that were fighting, such as the democratic people's republic of korea and the republic of china, como es

then american propaganda would insist that it was the nuclear strikes on hiroshima and nagasaki thatced japan to capitulate, but it has already been proven that this is not the case. it is interesting that back in february of 1945, that is, long before the bombings, the japanese. minister reported the emperor that japan would not be able to wage war, it was necessary to capitulate. the entry of the soviet union into the war with japan, the majura operation, very successfully carried out by the soviet union, simply put japan on the brink of survival. president truman would later write that these strikes saved the lives of half a million american soldiers preparing to land on the main japanese islands. but 20 years after the nuclear bombings, even the chief of staff of the us occupation forces in japan , douglas macarthur, would call this bombing a needless killing. here is the place where i was at the moment of the explosion, here at the building of the hiroshima railway station, it saved me, the station simply covered us from the blast wave. heroshiharada, the former director of the

many japanese gathered in hiroshima to denounce the massacer of palestinians. waving palestinian flags and placards, they call for a halt to washington's all out support for tel aviv in this war on the palestinian territory. "the us is the only country to abuse weapons of mass destruction during the war. good doctor is independent international affairs analyst joining us from brussels. we also have tim anderson is the director of the center for counter hegemonic studies who joins us from sydney. gentlemen, welcome to you both. gilbert doctor, i'll first start with you. so i think there are two aspects to this story, one is the fact that the us is the only country to have used weapons of mass destruction, and the second is the fact that we're looking at the..." volume of bombs that have been dropped in the gaza strip, courtesy of the us equals, and if not more than the bombs dropped there in nagasaki. what are your thoughts on that? first, i'd like to congratulate you press tv for covering this issue, the major media today have said nothing about the demonstrati

and hiroshima usa.the end of world war ii, in addition to hiroshima , nagasaki was subjected to an atomic bombing by the usa on august 9. as a result of powerful explosions, over 450 thousand people died immediately. these are the only examples of combat use in human history. its presentation took place back in may, the version has a range of 4300 km and a warhead weighing 1500 kg. one warhead with... taking into account rapeseed, a total of 6,390 thousand tons of grain of the new harvest have been collected in the country. the harvesting of winter barley and rapeseed has been completed and the work on the fields with spring barley and winter rye is getting closer to the finish line. the grain fields with wheat, oats, treticale, and legumes are being actively threshed. the most significant contribution to the total loaf of farms in the capital region. approximately equally between the breza and grodno regions. the pace is not slowing down in the south of the country, harvesting. the farm is huge, if we

hiroshima. japan never knew the true nature of what happened.hiroshima and nakazaki were surrounded by american soldiers preventing information from being given to the. hoy desde venezuela estamos con juan carlos. japan was already destroyed, the attack was also an obvious threat. it is interesting to know that in 1945, if the world public opinion was asked about the reason for the victory over the access powers, the soviet union would appear to be the allied country most responsible. however, today the tables have turned and it seems that it was private ryan who really liberated europe. in the context of the cold war, it is started very soon. i mean, they wanted to open new fronts in europe to relieve a little of the suffering that they were. having in churchill wanted to open a front in africa, he wanted to open a front in italy and the massacre of the stalingrad, well that is the turning point of the world war. russia paid an unaffordable prize, and that was also what made stalin see that the allies were not as allies as it seemed, so the col

the united states not only dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima and nakazaki.t had already bombed other cities before with more than 10000 dead. leaking all information regarding what had happened there took two years even the japanese population itself did not know much about what had happened since the two countries were surrounded by american troops so that the public was not aware of what happened. this act was cruel and murderous because the truth is that it was only matter of time before japan would completely surrender japan did not. have the capacity to confront it alone, it had already surrendered to germany and well, italy, in short, there was nothing to do. we see such examples in today's world. the zionist occupation of palestine is similar. some of the zionist leaders have gone out of their way. alguno de sus dirigentes se van de bringing of ideas such as why not use some tactical bombs to make gaza disappear or... yes, yes, because it is part of the logic that maybe professors can help the world to see, to see the things that are a little hidden.

i believe that hiroshima and nagasaki should be a place for dialogue.fact, the world is now in an increasingly chaotic state of mistrust and conflict. in this context, i believe that we must strive to create space for dialogue so that the country. the united states launched a nuclear strike on the japanese city of nagasaki on august 9, 1945, the death toll was estimated at 60,000 to 80,000 people, but has now exceeded 1,000, the second case of combat use of nuclear weapons in history after hiroshima. the threat to food security is an alarming signal for the entire europe. france will have its worst grain harvest in 40 years. experts assess the forecasts as catastrophic. the condition of soft wheat is worse than in 2020, when there were torrential rains almost all summer. at the same time , france is the main grain exporter in the european union, so the country risks seriously reducing the level of its wheat exports. farmers are calling on the government to provide as many subsidies and benefits as possible. belarusian farmers are successfully ensuring f

i ultimately chose hiroshima mon amour because... ..it was a ground—breaking motion picture., decided that he couldn't do that. he admired the novels of marguerite duras, so he asked her to write something that would evoke a romantic fictional tale... ..but set in the actuality of post—war hiroshima. it's strange to place a romantic story in the context of the devastation of the atom bomb. but the past keeps rushing in. every repressed emotion... child cries ..of the french woman takes over increasingly. and it's rare in french cinema prior to at least the mid—1990s to focus on a woman, and she's so well played by emmanuelle riva. the editing makes us aware of how repressed memories are going to flood back in. he used editing in a way that, frankly, had not been done before. i mean, flashbacks existed in film long before hiroshima mon amour, but this was the first time that there were flash cuts — so fast, so imperceptible initially, that you don't even realise that you jumped out of the narrative. and then, these bits of memory build and build, and take over. hiroshima mon a

my mother lived right here on southwest street when i dropped the bomb on hiroshima.he operation we had a great dinner. we had the best officers who brought us everything we wanted, whiskey, meat, anything, here the plane headed for japan, exactly 60 years later, 2 years before his death, tibet will say, if it happens again, then yeah, damn it, i'll do it again. in '45, reika yamada was 11 years old. our school is here, i took the tram from here to the house in the kaimachi area itself. it was hot that day, the principal allowed us to go into the shade. the girls and i sat down in the sandbox, and the boys ran around the yard, someone pointed to the sky and said, "look, an airplane!" i thought how beautiful, a white trail in the blue sky, then i was blinded, as if a thousand flashbulbs. at 8:15 in the morning, the bomb, which was given the nickname baby, exploded in the air half a kilometer above hiroshima, as if a piece of the sun fell to the ground, a shaft of 400 degree heat and a powerful blast wave turned hiroshima into a pile of burning ruins. in the fiery... in

what happened in hiroshima nagasaki 79 years ago should never happen again. japan is against nuclear weapons, but the situation around the russian nuclear threat is aggravating the current situation. and it has already become traditional. in an official speech about the fact that the states wanted to test a new type of weapon about the fact that it was not only an experiment, but also an act of intimidation, and many american military men, including the future us president, supreme commander of the allied forces in europe, general eisenhower, did not see the expediency of such a bombing, it simply had no military sense, except perhaps to frighten politically, and not even japan, but the soviet union. but truman insisted on his own, that is, on july 16, 1945, during the under-sdam conference, when he learned that the tests in nivada had taken place, he told his assistant that now i have there's a stick against those russian guys. the bomb wasn't meant to end the war in the pacific. the americans knew the japanese wanted to surrender, stalin knew the japanese w

hiroshima and nakazaki were surrounded by american soldiers preventing information from being given tothe japanese population. had malformations and diseases of all kinds, these people are victims of the arrogance of imperialism and its criminal attitude. this is black and white, i'm eduardos, where, as most of us know, there were hundreds of thousands of deaths almost instantly, or in a very short period of time, instantánea o en un transcurso de tiempo muy corto. this attack was in fact against the people in a country that no longer had the capacity to the war, neither economically nor militarily. japan was already destroyed, the attack was also an obvious threat to other countries that were fighting. a big hug from here, the context in which the atomic bombing took place in hiroshima and nagazaki is little known, so it would be great if you could help us and give us some information about it, a dar alguna elemento sobre aquello, bueno, es verdad que en la historia siempre escriben los los vencedores, well, it is true that history is always written by the victors, it is interesting t

the shame of japan at the memorial ceremony for the victims of hiroshima remained silent about the guilt of the united states in the nuclear strike. an encyclopedia of new art trends in the interpretation of belarusian authors, where to replenish the vocabulary of an aesthete. the series continues throughout the country large-scale events for the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus and operation bagration. the head of state today visited the mound of glory, where the complex is being reconstructed. but first of all, the president paid tribute to the heroes of the great patriotic war. in flowers at the foot of the memorial. alexander lukashenko got acquainted with the progress of the reconstruction of the upper platform of the memorial complex, the chairman of the minsk regional executive committee alexander turchin reported. i want to hold on to something with my hand, because there is a decent height there, so, well we'll start, we'll see, if it's not very good, then maybe we'll leave everything as is, well, yes, apparently we need to think seriously, well, and we tried h

many japanese gathered in hiroshima. to denounce the massacer of palestinians. waving palestinian flags and placarts, they called for a halt to washington's all out support for tel avised war on the palestinian territory. the us is the only country to have used weapons of mass destruction during the war. the iraning president has condemned any foreign interference in venezuela's internal affairs. mes made the remarks in a phone call with his venezuelan counterpart nicholas maduro. the one indian president congratulated maduro at his election win and expressed ron's readiness to expand all out relations with venezuela, particularly in the trade sector. maduro first parts that the expansion of bilateral ties paves the way for the two countries progress and prosperity. maduro also said the post-selection unrest in the country is part of a us-israeli plot to ruin independent countries. he vowed to remain steadfast and foil such plots. the us and some latin american countries have recognized maduro. arrival as the winner of the recent presidential election. the milit

sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, east asian news bureau, hiroshima, japan. now, to urgent messages from the news agency feed, the chief of the general staff of the russian federation visited the troops of the center group in the svo zone. valery gerasimov set tasks for further action. details of this visit and footage of the meeting on our air further. for now, let's continue, today is 10 years since vladimir putin signed a decree on a food embargo in response to the west's anti-russian sanctions related to crimea. countermeasures ultimately allowed us to significantly increase the volume of domestic agricultural production and become a world leader in exports. konstantin chyurikov will tell you about the changes that have taken place . for exactly 10 years in modern history, our country has been feeding itself and not only itself, but the whole world. today is the anniversary of a turning point for of the domestic agricultural industry of the presidential decree on food embargo. it was issued on august 6, 1914 under number 560 and was called on the applicat

japan never knew the true nature of what happened hiroshima. and diseases of all kinds, these peopleare victims of the arrogance of imperialism and its criminal attitude. beasts are criminals at all times, this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. hoy desde venezuela estamos con juan carlos monedero. today we are with juan carlos manadero, academic and political scientist from venezuela to discuss something that is overwhelming world public opinion. the issue of atomic bombs. if the world public opinion was asked about the reason for the victory over the access powers, the soviet union would appear to be the allied country most responsible. however, today the tables have turned and it seems that it was private ryan who really liberated europe. in the context of the cold war, it started. very soon, i mean they wanted to open new fronts in europe to relieve a little of the suffering that they were having in churchill wanted to open a front in africa, he wanted to open a front in italy and the massacre of the staling grad, well that is the turning point of the world war. russia paid a

the united states then used the atomic bomb of 20 thousand megatons on hiroshima.at that time, the united states was the only possessor of the atomic bomb. this force them to enter into a nuclear race to defend themselves. who had at that moment, rushed to bomb and massacre. japan never knew the true nature of what happened. hiroshima and nakazaki were surrounded by american soldiers preventing information from being. beasts are criminals at all times, said violetta para. this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. hoy, desde venezuela, estamos con juan carlos monedero. el inicio de esta pesadilla a partir. the victors, it is interesting to know that in 1945, if the world public opinion was asked about the reason for the victory over the access powers, the soviet union would appear to be the allied country most responsible. however, today the tables have turned and it seems that it was private ryan who really liberated europe. in the context of the cold war, it started very soon, i mean they wanted to open new fronts in europe to relieve a little of the... that the

what happened in hiroshima and nagasaki 79 years ago should never happen again.apan is against nuclear weapons, but the situation around the russian nuclear threat aggravates the current situation. and traditionally, not a word about the united states in the official speech, about the fact that the states wanted to test a new type of weapon, that it was not only an experiment, but also an act of intimidation, and many american military, including the future us president, supreme allied commander in europe, general eisenhower, did not see the point in such a bombing, it simply had no military sense, except perhaps a political one, to scare, at that. truman dropped the bomb anyway? he wanted to send a signal to the soviets that if the communists interfered with the us post-war plans in this region, this is what they would get. this signal at the very end of world war ii foreshadowed the outbreak of a new war, this time a cold one. the simple truth is that nuclear bombs do not end wars, it came at a very high price, at the cost of many thousands of japanese lives, a

on august 6, 1945, an american bomber dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. us authorities have still not apologized for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of japanese. and at the memorial ceremony, japanese politicians traditionally did not name the culprit of the terrible crime against the civilian population. report by sergei mengazhev. to the memorial to those killed in the atomic bombing the names of 5,079 people are ceremoniously laid on the lists of the hiroshima bombings. they died in the past year, adding to the mournful list of hibakusa in japan, as the victims of the nuclear explosion are called, the number of which is currently approaching 345. a minute of silence with the ringing of a memorial bell begins at 8:15 a.m. on august 6, 1945 , a 12.5 kiloton uranium bomb, malych, dropped from an american b-29 bomber, exploded at an altitude of half a kilometer above the place where this ceremony is now held annually, becoming the first use of nuclear weapons against civilians in history. doves, wreath-laying, schoolchildren's speeches, the order of ev

on august 6, 1945 , an american bomber dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. us authorities have still not apologized for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of japanese. and at the memorial ceremony, japanese politicians traditionally did not name the culprit of the terrible crime against the civilian population. but they found a reason to mention our country. report by sergei mengazhev. to the memorial to those killed as a result of the atomic bombing of hiroshima , a list of 5,079 names is laid down. they died over the past year, adding to the mournful list of hibakusa in japan, as the victims of the nuclear explosion are called, the number of which is currently approaching 345. a minute of silence begins with the ringing of the memorial bell. at 15:00 on august 6, 1945 , a 12-kiloton uranium bomb, malych , dropped from an american b-29 bomber, exploded at an altitude of half a kilometer above the place where this ceremony is now held annually, becoming the first in history the use of nuclear weapons against civilians. doves, wreath-laying, schoolchildren's

of the darkest pages in world history: 79 years ago, the united states dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima was wiped off the face of the earth, on the third day after that there was a tragedy in nagasaki. in japan today, mourning events in the memorial park strike and bells, minutes of silence and white doves in the sky. it is hard to believe, but during the ceremony, not a single politician once again named the culprit of the deaths of tens of thousands of people. not a word about america, but officials found a reason to mention russia, allegedly our country threatens nuclear weapons, the prime minister said. about the loss of historical memory and what it leads to? pavel cholkin. august 6, 1945, tinain island in the pacific ocean. in the strictest secrecy , only one bomb is loaded into a b-29 bomber, it will change the world forever and open the nuclear era, but before that it will destroy an entire city. the pilot of the plane poltibet understood that this day would go down in history, so he named his b-29 after the mother of inologists. we had a great dinner, we had the best officers w

the atomic attack on hiroshima was held two days ago. the invitation of the ambassador of the zionist regime to the anniversary ceremony of the atomic attack on hiroshima. it caused the protest of the japanese people. the atomic attack on nagasaki happened 3 days before the attack on hiroshima in 1945. the american atomic attack on hiroshima and 3 days later on nagasaki killed 110,000 to 210,000 people. thank you for your companionship with the world today . we are all ruined and because we have to work with the refrigerator our scales are fully electric, we can't connect mahgu mahgo anymore . if there is no electricity , consider a public space like a hospital. if there is no electricity , many facilities will be destroyed. many people come here for fun, and we urgently need electricity . it's very high, about 50 degrees, and life is hard for us, my children, i'm all in one room so that i don't have to turn on one light in each room and my electricity consumption will increase . lighting is a very important thing in every house use elec

ceremony the atomic attack on hiroshima took place two days ago. the invitation of the ambassador of the zionist regime to the ceremony of the anniversary of the atomic attack on hiroshima caused the protest of the japanese people . the atomic attack on nagasaki happened 3 days before the attack on hiroshima in 1945. the atomic attack on hiroshima and 3 days later on nagasaki killed 110 to 2010 thousand people. thank you for your companionship with today's world. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time . we arrived at your service before the start of the football magazine program. this is why nahid kiani's match against his south korean opponent is being held, and for now, what has happened is 5 one. aqaba and so far, nahid kiani has succeeded in making history and has done a great job by participating in the finals of the olympic competitions in taekwondo. she is the first iranian girl to reach the finals in the olympics and this is a great thing that she has managed to do so far. the current result may

and it must be emphasized that there were no important military facilities in hiroshima. purely the destruction of the civilian population and civilian infrastructure. and that's how, on the same day, in the evening, of the same day, the atomic the bombing of hiroshima was commented on by then us president harry truman. let's listen. we are now ready to destroy even faster and more completely than before. all ground production facilities of the japanese in any city, we will destroy their docks, factories, their communications, let there be no misunderstanding, we will completely destroy japan's ability to wage war, feel me, yes, this statement, this rhetoric, it seems to me, should be remembered, when now the same united states accuses russia in the strikes on energy and industrial facilities of ukraine and so on, yes, the united states were not shy, they actually... carried out genocide of the population of japan, well, and today's japan, which has fully joined the hybrid war of the west against russia, once again showed monstrous hypocrisy. prime minister kishida, speak

in japan today they remember the victims of the atomic bombing of hiroshima. 9 years ago, the united states dropped a nuclear bomb on the city, killing 140,000 people. the prime minister of japan, speaking at the ceremony, did not mention the united states, but accused russia of threatening to use such weapons. and now the latest news. drone of the armed forces of ukraine attacked a passenger car at the glushkovo station in the kursk region. two people were injured. earlier, three children and two adults were injured in sudzhi. the settlement was subjected to. region in the zone of military operation, russian pilots hit new enemy targets. the crew of the k-52 attack helicopter received coordinates from the team. ago the world learned what nuclear weapons are. on august 6, 1945, an american bomber dropped an atomic bomb on jeroshima. the us authorities have still not apologized for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of japanese. and at the memorial ceremony, japanese politicians traditionally did not name the perpetrator of the terrible crime against the civilian population. but they

what happened in hiroshima and nagasaki 79 years ago should never happen again. japan is against nuclear weapons, but the situation around the russian nuclear threat aggravates the current situation. and traditionally, not a word about the united states in the official speech, about the fact that the states wanted to test a new type of weapon, about the fact that this was not only an experiment, but also an act of intimidation, and many american military men, including the future us president, the commander-in-chief of the allied forces in europe, general. japan, and the soviet union. but truman insisted on his own, that is, on july 16 , 1945, during the podstam conference, when he learned that the tests in nivada took place, he told his aide, now i have a stick against these russian guys. the bomb was not needed to end the war in the pacific. the americans knew the japanese wanted to surrender. stalin knew the japanese wanted to surrender, and the japanese themselves made no secret of it. so why did truman drop the bomb anyway? he wanted to send a signal to the

our own correspondent, sergei mingazhev, is from hiroshima.he mournful list of hibakuse in japan, as victims of the nuclear explosion are called, the number of which is currently approaching 345. a minute of silence to the sound of the memorial bell begins at 8:15 a.m. on august 6 , 1945, a 12.5- kiloton uranium bomb called malych with a... dropped atomic bombs on japanese cities, while the japanese authorities once again gave reason to reproach themselves for double standards of using this tragedy for political purposes, otherwise how can one explain that russia and belarus were officially refused an invitation, but instead invited the israeli delegation, allegedly as a veiled call to stop bombing palestine, while no one invited the palestinian delegation to hiroshima. the bombs on hiroshima on gossaki, where the same thing will take place on august 9, were dropped by the americans, which is here... it is customary to remain silent, but here is russia, prime minister kishida included in his speech, accusing it of threatening to use nuclear we

sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, east asian bureau of vesti, hiroshima, japan.o prevent distortion and substitution of historical concepts. at this moment, they are talking in moscow at an extended meeting of the expert council for the development of historical education. it is planned to approve a new textbook for university students. in addition, changes in the concept will be discussed. this is the bird that destroys, kills, it was pierced, is it ours or a trophy? this, this is a trophy. and the news continues to follow the developments. be with us. hello, dear friends, comrades , live, your favorite program 60 minutes on hot news, we start with breaking news at night, our army launched a massive attack on the military infrastructure of ukraine. in this footage, the kiev region on video filmed by a random midnight passerby.

and nagasaki largely civilian targets, they were not military targets, either neither hiroshima nor nagasaki was were military. they were civilian targets, so they were deliberately used against civilian populations. of course, historically it seems like the aim was to send away send the message to the soviet union at that time as the the rush was to try and colonize northeast asia, which they've done successfully in in the southern part of the korean peninsula, so really it's a notorious anniversary, we should be remembering it, thank you as as your other guest said for bringing this to people attention to remember these terrible anniversaries and and let's remind ourselves that the us has always accused others of carrying out or planning such crimes, but it's really the us regime itself which has been at the forefront of the... is worst of all atrocities and they're supporting of course the atrocities in gaza now, which in many respects replicate some of the massacres that were carried out against civilians and children in vietnam 50 years ago. all right, thank you, gilbert doctor

japan today remembers the victims of the atomic bombing of hiroshima. the tragedy occurred on this day 79 years ago. then the armed us forces dropped a nuclear bomb on hiroshima. 140,000 people died. a few days later, the city of nagasaki was hit by a nuclear strike. this year, a memorial ceremony was held in a memorial park. ambassadors from 109 countries attended the event. however, not a single japanese politician mentioned the united states during their speech. on this day, 79 years ago, an estimated 100,000 lives were lost to the atomic bomb. the city was reduced to ashes, people were robbed of their dreams of a happy future, and those who survived suffered unspeakable hardships. mission japan, as the only country to suffer from nuclear weapons, is to make efforts to achieve a world without nuclear weapons, i did not remember the request, but the japanese prime minister spoke about the threats of nuclear weapons that allegedly come from russia and expressed regret that the situation around nuclear weapons is becoming increasingly complex. un secret

the hiroshima bombing anniversary comes as the us israely genocide is unfolding in gaza. many japanese gather. and hiroshima to denounce the massacre of palestinians, waving palestinian flags and placers that call for hall to washington's all out support for tel aviv in its war on the palestinian territory. the u.s. is the only country to have used weapons of mass destruction during war. the turkish president has blasted the international community in the us already israel genocide in gaza. erdogan voice concerns about a world order saying. those offering the plays to someone who killed 40,00 civilians belonging in courthouses, in a fury address, turkish president erdogan criticized the international community and the west for failing to respond effectively to the war in gaza. he asserted that the international community has not learned from the invasion of iraq, the conflict in syria or the russia-ukraine war, arguing that bloodshed and oppression have become the norm in the world. erdogan added that institutions established for global security such as the united nations

japan today remembers the victims of the atomic bombing of hiroshima.edy occurred on this day 79 years ago. then the us armed forces dropped a nuclear bomb on hiroshima. 14,000 people died. and a few days later the city of nagasaki was hit by a nuclear strike. this year, a memorial ceremony was held in a memorial park. ambassadors from 109 countries attended the event. however , none of the japanese. she is in india, but plans to seek asylum in the uk, the prime minister's residence has been ransacked, social networks are publishing footage of protesters carrying out furniture and equipment, demonstrators have also seized the parliament building, according to media reports, almost 60 people have died in the riots over the past 24 hours, students have become the driving force behind the demonstrations, they are unhappy with the quota system for... government positions in the context of unemployment, it prevents them from finding a job. economic news, konstantin churikov is joining me. konstantin, good morning, russian banks have raised mortgage rates. he

of august 6, forty-fifth year , an american b-29 bomber dropped a bomb on the center of japanese hiroshimaa baby , directly from this explosion immediately. 70 to 80 thousand japanese died, after 5 years, the total number of deaths , taking into account radioactive contamination, those who died from cancer and other long-term effects, amounted to about 200,000 people, it must be emphasized that there were no important military facilities in hiroshima, this was purely the destruction of the civilian population and civilian infrastructure, and today's japan, which has fully joined the west's hybrid war against russia, is simply performing miracles. they said, with which i just want to agree, that in fact this is not against the troops, not against the command, it is absolutely simply for the purpose of intimidation, first of all, of japan, so that it would quickly surrender, and of course, selfish considerations, americans like to fight only not with their lives, because they always fight not for their lives, but for their interests, and this explains it very well, here i am ready for an emb

a short time ago, an american aeroplane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the united states continued on the korean peninsula, the war crimes committed are beyond description during the the entire periods of three years, there was carpet bombing destroying virtually every single city. important to note that korea is only country... 대부분 기총 소사, 비행기에서 융단 폭격, 피난가는 행렬을 흰만 보면 다 써왔다 그러거든요. 논리는 딱 하나예요. 수백명의 피난민 중에 공산주의자 한두 명이 있을 수도 있다. it was formed in 1965 with the aim of taking power in iran after the auster of muhammad reza shah. having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein's iraq to carry out operations against them, and yet that is not the end of the story. why the atomic bomb? why? all the power, you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used, killing innocent people to get what? انا ما احكي عن قصه حياتي, واحده بالبيت دول اخوان صغار انا متكلفه البيت متكلفه الزرع الحلال كله انا كله مظلوم الشعب. مو بس انا كل الشعب كل الشيعه مو الشيع بس الشيعه ولحد الان انا عاشته الناس علينا مننا دائما قايمين بخدمه الزواج احسن شيء

they protested at the ceremony of the victims of the american atomic bomb in hiroshima. head of the nagasaki atomic attack survivors council said: "if the united states, england, france and italy do not participate, there is no problem, because the invitation of the ambassador of the zionist regime will be met with the protest of the japanese people." the people of hiroshima and nagasaki, now the day of victory and the killing of nearly 40,000 people of gaza with american bombs. they compare with a ratio in their own cities. sanazo kahini of radio and television news agency. the commemoration ceremony of martyr ismail haniyeh was held by the quranic community in masla, tehran. those present at this ceremony recited verses from kalam noor in memory of qari martyr ismail haniyeh. koranic or that the spiritual and koranic resistance of the people of gaza has messed up the world in any case, this is the power, said the reciters present at this gathering of martyr haniyeh, in addition to excelling in reciting the verses of the koran. he also had a special spiritual feeling, b

they returned to hiroshima. and in that whispered rumors, the first bomb that had been dropped on hiroshima, my mother was constantly breaking down in tears and my father said it was supposed to have been a horrific bombing. you cannot torture yourself like this. you have to eat. you have to try to live. and he said let's accept that your parents had passed and finally my mother's crying stopped and she accepted that. as it turned out, long after the end of the war, because there was little communication, no mail, we received the news from our grandmother that they had survived. their home was located in a place where the radiation went up because of the lay of the land and my grandmother survived the bombing and the house collapsing honor. my grandfather, who was fairly successful in farming in sacramento, when they went back, he was retired, and on that day, he was in the inland sea fishing, and he saw the distance -- saw in the distance the mushroom cud go up. so he was not in hiroshima but he saw it from a l

the atomic bomb of hiroshima demonstrated to express solidarity with the palestinians. protests which has been established in japan against the zionist regime since october 7. against his crimes in gaza, which this swiss human rights organization wrote shortly after the attacks on october 7 last year: the israelis dropped the size of several atomic bombs and, according to the media , several times more bombs than the us bombed hiroshima and nagasaki on its people. and gaza is sometimes narrated in the virtual space that says come together on hiroshima day in virtual memory. let's launch a paper boat for the children of gaza like this note by sadako dorna. fatemeh rahnama, sed and broadcasting news agency . thank you for your cooperation. the commander of quds force of irgc in a letter to mr. sanwar emphasized. it is not seen that the blood of martyr haniyeh will affect the harsh punishment of the zionist regime at the hands of the islamic republic of iran . they pointed out that mr. sanmar is a person with a proud history in leadership and jihadism, and added that by choosing a leader

sergey mingazhev, alexey pichko, east asian news bureau, hiroshima, japan.e than forty athletes were infected with covid-19 at the olympic games in paris. this was stated at a briefing in geneva by the official representative of the all-russian society of the blind. the largest number of cases of infection is in the australian national team, where the virus was detected in all world swimmers, and observers write that there is almost no precautionary measure in the french capital, according to their observations, the epidemiological situation in paris is worse than during the tokyo games in 2021.

day 79 years ago, then the us military dropped a nuclear bomb on hiroshima. 14,000 people died. a few days later, the city of nagasaki was hit by a nuclear strike. this year, a memorial ceremony was held in a memorial park. ambassadors from 109 countries attended the event. one of the japanese politicians did not mention the us during his speech. on this day, 79 years ago, more than 100,000 lives were lost because of the atomic bomb. the city was reduced to ashes, people were robbed of their dreams of a happy future, and those who survived suffered indescribable difficulties. japan's mission, as the only country to suffer from nuclear weapons, is to make efforts to achieve a world without... nuclear weapons, but they didn't mention the us, but the japanese prime minister spoke about the nuclear weapons threats that allegedly come from russia and expressed regret that the situation around nuclear weapons is becoming increasingly complicated. un secretary general antonio guterres also called on his social networks not to forget the lessons of history learned from the tragedy in hi

a short time ago, an american aeroplane draft one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the live combat experiment. 했습니다. 그 30만 명의 민간인 속에는 4만 명의 조선인이 있다는 것을 잊어서는 안 됩니다. the dropping of the atomic bombs by the united states resulted in casualties not only among the japanese, but also among the koreans who have been brought to japan. koreans continued to face discrimination even in death. just five years later. the horrific war crimes committed by the united states continued on the korean peninsula, the war crimes committed are beyond description during the the entire periods of three years, there was carpet bombing, destroying virtually every single city, important to note that korea is only, 것들을 다 거세한다. 대부분 기총 소사, 비행기에서 윤단 폭격, 피난 가는 행렬을 흰만 보면 다 써왔다 그러거든요. 논리는 딱 하나예요. 수백명의 피난민 중에 공산주의자 한두 명이 있을 수도 있다. dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct batist regime and the like who saw to stifle the pilgrimage. today, centuries old arbain walk is still alive, thanks to those who serve the pilgrims of imam hussain from across the world. انا ما احكي عن قصه حياتي, واحده بالبيت اخواني ص

a short time ago, an american aeroplane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness tove combat experiment. 30만 명의 민간인들이 한순간 학살됐습니다. the dropping of the atomic bombs by the united states resulted in casualties not only among the japanese but also among the koreans who have been brought to japan. koreans continued to face discrimination even in death. just five years later the horrific. war crimes committed by the united states continued on the korean peninsula, the war crimes committed are beyond description, during the the entire periods of three years, there was carpet bombing, destroying virtually every single city, important to note that korea is only, 다 거세한다. 대부분 기총 소사, 비행기에서 융단 폭격, 피난 가는 행렬을 흰옷만 보면 다 써왔다 그러거든요. 논리는 딱 하나예요. 수백명의 피난민 중에 공산주의자 한두 명이 있을 수도 있다. infected with leukemia: the most likely thing, or least that scientifically, is the exposure to the materials that the soldiers were using at the time of the battle so? then you have to decide on what material that they were using that could cause congenital malformation and cancer, there isn't anything else, th

on august 6, 1945 , an american bomber dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. us authorities have still not apologized for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of japanese. and at the memorial ceremony, japanese politicians traditionally did not name the culprit of the terrible crime against civilians. population. report by sergey mengazheva. lists of 5,079 names are solemnly laid at the memorial to those killed in the atomic bombing of hiroshima. they died over the past year, adding to the mournful list of hibakusha in japan, the name given to the victims of the nuclear explosion, the number of which has now reached 345. a minute of silence to the sound of the memorial bell begins at 8:15 a.m. on august 6, 1945 , a 12.5-kiloton uranium bomb, dropped from an american b-29 bomber, exploded at an altitude of half a kilometer over the site where this ceremony is now held annually, marking the first use of nuclear weapons against civilians in history, doves, wreath-laying, schoolchildren performing, the order of events remains the same from year to year, the content

in hiroshima, that's when a fed balance will be maintained for the west. the hall, rose, inflicted on hiroshima and nagasaki by the united states, has suddenly become about russia. which along with batteries, hasn't been invited since this starts with a special military operation. there was no opposition voice then from the united states and as weston allies, no talk about how such a move would undermine unity and peace knows nothing of official ceremonies. the united states has never apologized for the horrors inflicted on her off ronaldo saki. but for them, it's a bit com. i political poll, the lives of the victims, meaningless as it continues to stand alongside those, committing similar atrocities it is proxy was today. the rodney has granted the french pen african campaign. i can be set by a diplomatic passport, and that's off the power strip. the permanent anti colonial, an advocate of citizenship. mister set by said that he would use this new states us to push african people towards self determination. i will have thoughts to be active, vested an exc

no, we saw a lot of good stuff and of the things we saw was hiroshima. and we were at an inland sea, uh, very modern. and there it was, another, another officer in the ship. he'd been a classroom mate of mine, actually, and we'd been room mates while all three unit were was on active duty. and our parents had known each other. so we've known each other since. we've little children and now eddie very bonded. somebody. we drove over there and, uh, we drove through driving through the outskirts of the city with nothing. and all of a sudden we never saw signs and keep out danger. nothing. we just drove into this area of utter, desolate, lmebody drawn a here's a little bamboo and paper house sitting here and here is nothing. and so we drove out in the middle of the city and there were a couple of the steel and concrete buildings, the structure was still there. and so we went up on top of the fire, very cold, very took pictures, looking in all the right and and we got a feel of it and gotten a jeep and went back to wherever we come from. and and to this day, n

named, in japan, they remember the victims of the atomic bombing on gosaki. 3 days later, after hiroshima, the american shell is almost twice as powerful. dirty games, at the paris olympics, refusal to swim in the rescue and risk your health, and gender diversity is already baffling. not he, not she, they. everyone to the start. about four miles ahead along the route - this is about 7 km of fast racing. in nizhny novgorod, the rega. one of the oldest in russia famous competitors from all over the country each with their own secret to success. crushing strikes from the ground from the air in the border areas of the kursk region. russian soldiers are smashing the enemy. in the footage of the ministry of defense, the destruction of the polish self-propelled artillery unit krab. saboteurs tried to disguise it among dense foliage, it didn't work. intelligence found it, and lancet operators hit the target right on target. in addition, a tank was destroyed by a razor-like munition. armed forces of ukraine, and also an armored car. the saboteurs were missing the same vehicle in another place. coo