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their code name is snowballs, then the bombardment dropped a nuclear bomb with a tyl equivalent of 60 kn from a 13-kilometer height, after that, soviet marshal georgy zhukov directed 600 tanks, the same number of battleships and 320 aircraft, according to historians, then 40,000 servicemen suffered from radiation and more than 10,000 strong at this price the ussr became a nuclear power today its successor russia has one of the largest nuclear potentials in the world according to the federation of american scientists moscow has almost 6,000 nuclear warheads this is more than all nato countries combined, however, about 1,500 warheads from the russian arsenal have already been decommissioned or are to be disposed of but the remaining 4,500 nuclear warheads are mainly strategic weapons capable of destroying all living things on the planet in the first days of a full-scale war against ukraine, putin gave the order to bring the nuclear forces of the russian federation to full combat readiness, which is true , as noted in western intelligence, after the threatening words, nothing happened. oppo

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these are nuclear warheads from e-e 03 kn to 100 kt.et me remind you that this atomic bomb, which was once dropped on hiroshima in 1945, had a power of only 15 kt. up to that time, tactically, nuclear weapons were not used in wars and military conflicts. so, is russia really ready to become the first with all the risks of using such weapons directly for myself, we are in touch with oleksiy the hedgehog, experts of the national institute of strategic studies oleksiy congratulates you congratulations sergey, please tell me what kind of tactical weapons the enemy has now and what of this can be used to intimidate ukraine there or nato or europe using the same approaches that putin is currently trying to implement in relations with the united states and europe well, i think there is practically only such a state that can be used in one way or another or at least somewhere in the documents it is recorded that it can be used. i think it is an aviation album and eh and heads nuclear nuclear warheads for eh missiles of various different bases o

with a kiloton weight somewhere in the 2- 2.5 kg, let me remind you that hiroshima the first bomb 15 kn21 kt but they didn’t explode completely there only a particle exploded because the technology was absolutely still as it should be not worked out is it serious can be skoda from them of course but again it’s all geopolitics under any circumstances even one a projectile is already geopolitics, because it is a nuclear weapon , even a tactical one, and the united states of america will be forced to respond. they have no choice, because north korea dreams of striking with the power of nuclear weapons, but the unresolved indo-pakistani conflict is just a dream the conflict over the states of jammu and kashmir, both nuclear countries, china can come to a conclusion, yes, there will be no nuclear escalation, taiwan is starting to solve it with military force. how is it, iran, we don’t know if someone else has a ready-made bomb or not, whether it is in that dirty state , you will be happy to take it. - to solve the problem with the israelis with a nuclear color, the world will really get bogg

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like myself, many people have found different ways to cope with the situation because we kn we cannotthe national electric grid that is now privatized and people will find many ways to come up with solutions to deal -- the real problems we are seeing or the real situati is its very unequal. the people who have more power and more money have been able to get -- inall sor panels, disconnect from the grid. meanwhil the people who are poor a working-class have been left with the electrical system that basically does not work. amy: for people to be clear, and i also made a mistake of saying irma's some point, this is hurricane fiona but it is so reminiscent of what happened five years ago with maria and also with hurricane irma. now the hurricane is moved onto the dominican republic which does not mean the devastation of puerto rico is over by any means, especially with information cut off from the inner parts of the island. juan carlos, if you can talk about the fact the energy, the electricity went out before -- talk more about that -- the island was even hit on sunday. >> yes. one of th

their fun, and we thought they were going to have a shot we thought it was going to be more interesting kn netflix is basing, other competitors struggle amazon probably something similar here you might as well go with the incumbent at a time like this, it seems as if investors are jealous. it has been holding up somewhat better than some of the other what you would consider upstarted ev makers, even if they're legacy car makers. there's probably some of that in that dynamic. >> interesting as always, mike santoli, thank you. >>> now our next guest is taking a closer look at how rising interest rates are causing big tech to tighten the belt we have recently seen pullbacks at meta, google, snap, others, with one recently departed meta employee telling our guest that the quote party is over, according to sun dar pichai. cnbc reporting that the alphabet ceo told employees that you can't always equate fun with money. joining us now big technology news letter author and cnbc contributor, alex, i love your thesis i disagree with parts, which is going to be fun. big tech, you argue that they're vu

i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou the insurance company getenwasn't fair.ity y cablele. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> fox weather is tracking hurricane ian, the category 3 storm making landfall in cuba this morning. it's now poised to bring life-threatening storm surges to the tampa bay area. we are expecting an update from the national hurricane center at any moment. we will bring you that, of course. you can stream fox weather. foxweather.com. >> brian: that's right. country music star craig morgan has traveled a hard road on his trip to the top. >> his new memoir, "god, family, country," i wanted to hear it, an army veteran, shares his intimate details of his life's journey in hopes of helping others. >> and craig morgan joins us now, you are a friend of the show, we have had you on a few times. god, family, country, wh

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eight million ♪ i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes.u >>> i welcome our viewers from around the world. there issen tense concern this hour after royal doctors put the 96-year-old monarch under medical supervision. the royal family has been summoned to be by her side. prince charles her son and heir and princess anne are already there. prince andrew, prince edward, prince harry, prince william are in various stages of travel to balmoral. the queen of course is a global pillar, the longest serving incumbent head of state, longest reigning british monarch spanning 15 different prime ministers. 14 u.s. presidents and seven popes. we'll bring in our cnn royal correspondent at buckingham palace. >> max foster, let me start with you in terms of the latest you are hearing from the palace, from anywhere. >> reporter: we've only had one statement, that the royal doctors are concerned about the queen's health which is a very stark announcement and unusual she is telling us at all because they keep her medical condition very private and only tell u