on august 6 and 9, 1945, the united states dropped the most terrible weapons in human history on kherashimat blow fell on jeroshima, the explosion instantly killed about 80 thousand people, several tens of thousands of just races. all that remained of them were dark silhouettes on the walls and stones. 3 days later, the fat man bomb exploded half a kilometer above the city of nagasaki, the number of victims was about the same as in jeroshima, about 60,000. densely populated cities in the blink of an eye they were wiped off the face of the earth. the heat wave melted the tiles in a second, turning buildings, trees and people into coal, leaving only ashes. survivors poured out of hiroshima in a continuous stream. as the japanese newspaper asahimban wrote, those fleeing the scene of the fires resembled crowds of dead people who had come from the other world , their faces and hair were badly burnt, their skin was hanging, they didn’t say anything, they just stood and asked for water, recalled kaiko agura, who during the bombing 8 years, every year the list of victims of the disaster continues t

on august 6 and 9, 1945, the united states dropped the most terrible weapons in human history on kherashimae first blow hit hiroshima, the explosion instantly killed about 80,000 people, several tens of thousands simply crumbled into molecules, leaving only dark silhouettes on the walls and stones. 3 days later , the tolstoy bomb exploded half a kilometer above the city of nagasaki. the number of victims was about the same as in hiroshima, about 60,000. densely populated cities in the blink of an eye were wiped off the face of the earth, the heat wave melted the tiles in a second, turned buildings, trees and people into coal, leaving only ashes. survivors poured out of hiroshima in a continuous stream, as the japanese newspaper asahimban wrote, those fleeing the site of the fires resembled crowds of the dead who had come from the other world. their faces were badly burned and their hair was hanging down. skin, they didn’t say anything, they just stopped and asked for water, recalled kaiko agura, who was 8 years old at the time of the bombing, every year the list of victims of the disaster c

you invited us to your homeland in the city of kherashima, the place where your roots are, a place thatntire life and career. many of your loved ones died on the day the atomic bomb leveled gerossima . you grew up hearing the stories of survivors. and you wanted to share them with us, you wanted to open our eyes to the past in order to learn lessons for the future. this trip provided a sobering start to a summit that i will never forget, especially now that russia is threatening to use nuclear weapons again. she just said, it would have been said 30 years ago, that it happened in hiroshima, that it was terrible, and that today it could happen again, because russia again, listen, again threatens to use nuclear weapons, bitch, there is no other word, just this little word gives the opportunity again. million semi-literate people who don’t know history and aren’t interested in understanding that the first time the soviet union dropped this bomb, and not a word about the united states, and not a word about the pilot paul tiebets, who unfastened the atomic bomb on august 6, 1945, baby from t

you invited us to your homeland in the city of kherashima, the place where your roots are, a place that your loved ones died on the day the atomic bomb razed gerossima to the ground. you grew up hearing the stories of survivors, and you wanted to share them with us, to open our eyes to the past so we could learn lessons for the future. this trip was a sobering start g7 summit, which i will never forget, especially now, when russia is threatening to use nuclear weapons again, imagine that what she said now would have been said 30 years ago, that it was in hiroshima, that this... .. it was terrible and that today it could happen again, because russia again, listen, again threatens to use nuclear weapons, bitch, there is no other word, this one little word again gives the opportunity to millions of semi-literate people who do not know history and are not interested. understand that this is the first time this bomb was also dropped by russia, the soviet union, and not a word about the united states , and not a word about the pilot paul tibets, who on august 6, 1945, unfastened the atomic bo

like this very streamlined, but what do the japanese themselves even think, that happened then in kherashima, they just conducted a survey where people were asked what kind of date august 6, 1945, let's listen to the answer, the day of the bombing of hiroshima, the day of the bombing, the day of the bombing, of course, on this day the atomic bomb was dropped, usa , americans, america, of course, who else, usa, a b-59 military plane dropped the baby. japan did not want to give up, and also ignored the pozsdam conference, people continued to die in the war, so it was necessary to stop the war as soon as possible quicker. the bombing was probably necessary to some extent. the bad news is that many innocent people still died as a result. the atomic bomb was unnecessary. even before that, tokyo was subjected to heavy bombing. japan would have surrendered anyway, after some time. the bomb was needed to end the war as quickly as possible. although there is certainly nothing good in this. probably there was simply no other option. japan did not want to capitulate, and america chose the fastest way.

on august 1945, the united states dropped the most terrible weapons in human history on kherashima andagasaki. the first blow hit hiroshima, the explosion instantly killed about 80,000 people, several tens of thousands simply crumbled into molecules, from them only dark silhouettes remained on the walls and stones. 3 days later, the fat man bomb exploded half a kilometer above the city of nagasaki. the number of victims was about the same as in hiroshima, about 60,000. populated cities were wiped off the face of the earth in the blink of an eye, the heat wave melted the tiles in a second, turned the building, trees and people into coal, leaving only ashes. surviving people poured out of hiroshima in a continuous stream, as the japanese newspaper asahimban wrote , those fleeing the scene of the fires resembled crowds of the dead, who came from the other world , their faces and hair were badly burnt, their skin was hanging off, they didn’t say anything, they just stood and asked for water, recalled kaiko... who was 8 years old at the time of the bombing. every year the list of victims of

raised, i’m now talking about nuclear disasters, because they had different dimensions, it was kherashimaexperience all this and how they experience everything, in truth, they are generally aware of it, that they allocate dozens every day. hundreds of millions of dollars, euros in the form of aid, in the form of direct investments, to the regime that sends unmanned vehicles to attack a nuclear facility. you see, country after country is completely, completely associating itself with nato, with this very north atlantic identity. with this mutual responsibility, even, but even they begin to say that they no longer want to participate in this, because they are not far from ukraine, because they are part of this space, because they understand that there will be nowhere to run, thank you very much, marya vladimirovna, tovarich lieutenant general, we were thinking about one thing and it turned out completely differently. i told you on the last program that the commander had to make a decision when the nazis herded people into a church and placed tanks around, i want to tell you the second case,