and this is twice as much as in hiroshima and nagasaki, even more than twice.e see that it is possible to destroy a tactical battalion group if it is compact and located well, to destroy it and make it non-combatable, well, half of the losses are not combat-capable, well, we see it . about the fact that in fact tactical nuclear weapons in the format of these warnings actually have such a variant of political pressure from the point of view of military use, their usefulness is quite limited if we say that one munition is there for one battalion group there for a line there for a brigade there we will have to use several and in general, then the situation becomes where it is somewhat strange that the effects of these nuclear weapons are actually equal to the effects of some more powerful high-precision commercial weapons , you can even then evaluate these risks well, yes, and if there was a war in the style of the second world war, you know well there is a line of defense, uh, bunkers, concrete, metal, then there really is one aspect there - this is a defense bre

increased almost three times 165,409 people died in nagasaki and 292,325 people in hiroshima anotherolutely correct, that is, the use of the nagasaki bombing of hiroshima from a military-political point of view is absolutely unjustified, because somewhere, in my opinion, up to 80% of the japanese armed forces was on the continent , from the soviet army they had already been defeated, there was no need to throw out any bomb. but if they hadn’t dropped the bomb, it would have been, but they didn’t sign capitulations with the americans in japan, but here, in the whole soviet union, manchuria on the territory of china and that’s it. you can not continue further, it is clear what this can lead to. uh, what geopolitical losses, the united states of america of course, the united states wanted to intimidate not only japan but the whole world with an atomic bomb a first of all, the soviet union but the leadership of the ussr reacted adequately. in world politics, time is a terribly expensive resource. and that's why, and under i'll hand over under i'll hand over. here is july of the forty- fi

i was nagasaki. i heard this death knell.he bell of nagasaki, i saw people already old people who, in childhood, experienced these are the outbreak, they survived from it, they survived radiation sickness. uh, it was such a quiet dirge. there, no one ever said that it was the americans who sent the 29th bomb with you. this taboo was not allowed to talk about it even today the japanese. this is a scorched burned people. he is a broken people , a people that was broken by this blow, but they don’t talk about it, they keep silent about it, and it terribly resented me then humanity was burned by the americans and therefore the americans are respectable merrymakers dancing their rock and roll country, uh, their upcoming hollywood or broadway. as a people, they are criminals. this people has committed a monstrous crime that cannot be repaid. don't try to belittle him. they live in this crime and humanity knows about this crime, and sooner or later it will arrange its own universal tribunal, if not humanity, then the lord god, arran

they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, but here in the country that invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused rapture pride recently, an american plane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons. tnt we spent over $2 billion on the greatest scientific gamble in history and we won . on november 5, 1946, it was vice admiral william blende in washington, his wife and cat frank lowry died. they celebrate the successful completion of operation crossroads test impact atomic explosions on ships that were carried out on the bikini floor. in july of that year, the photo was published in the washington post by all souls unitarian preacher arthur paul davies . from a very good newspaper, there is a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene in the picture two senior officers of the fleet are depicted. and a very beautiful lady, they cut

that is happening around nuclear weapons, we already remember that, in addition to hiroshima and nagasakiknown soviet tests in in the 1950s, when the troops passed through the epicenter, there were a series of tests in the united states, also with the use of troops, they did not pass through the epicenter to the epicenter, but they came close , they did create almost markets, then we remember ah, you even know and we don't remember that there were two nuclear explosions on the territory of ukraine, they were underground, they were not related to the actual military theme, there was one time they tried to increase coal production in yenakievo, and the second time they tried to extinguish the well with gas-condensate under a high current, but in the end it was extinguished by other means because it did not work. in the kharkiv region, no one even knows. well, there were explosions there, one was as long as latona and the other was longer than kaletone. -e 15 conventionally speaking eh kileton but if we talk about such small, low-power, unequal nuclear artillery, then we still remember the e

is called the bell, nagasaki the correct answer is the bell of nagasaki this is a copy of the bell, we will count this answer as correct, of course, correctly justice triumph sounds ringing nagasaki yes, but for the future we will just know that in russian it is called the nagasaki bell . a in belarusian, as you called it, let's move on to the second question, it will be the question from the chest. we have a removable storage medium in the chest. it was actively used in the 1970-90s of the last century, and since it was strongly associated with saving data, the image of this item was chosen as the save icon for many computer programs, what do we have in the chest? mark this is the correct answer to the question must be first and last name. so attention to the screen in the agricultural town of arabovshchina, brest region, such an unusual monument has been erected that reminds residents of the courageous act of a military pilot, what is his name? ivan , his name is vladimir karvat. let's see the correct answer. attention, the fourth question. now i will show you one item, and you ha

today he said here she met and nagasaki --iroshima and nagasaki, those were american decisions.amiche: ukraine is saying please let us into nato. they have said that for a while. what is the ability or potential for ukraine to be led into nato? finland and sweden, their applications are moving through. >> fast. i saw the president of finland when he was here earlier this week. he thinks they could well be and by the end of the year. finland and sweden were easy cases. they are established democracies. ukraine has always been a hard case. in part because there is still a lot of corruption. once they are in, all the other native members know that they are they committed to direct conflict with russia. nobody is excepting that these four provinces are now russian territory. only the russians are saying that. if the rule here is let's stay out of direct conflict between the u.s. and russia, once they are in nato, you are in direct conflict. no one is ready to take that step. yamiche: you have been reporting on new sanctions out because of what russia has done. what is your sense of

they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and thenre born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country, who invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused the rapture of pride to drop one bomb on hiroshima and destroy the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons. tnt we spent over $2 billion on the greatest scientific gamble in history and we won our on november 5, 1946, vice admiral william blende, his wife and cat frank lowry, died in washington. they celebrate the successful completion of operation crossroads. a test of the effect of atomic explosions on ships that were carried out on bikini atoll. in july of the same year, the photo was published by the washington post all souls unitarian church preacher. arthur paul davies here's what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper it has the picture seems to me to be a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene the picture shows tw

i references to nagasaki and hiroshima?— references to nagasaki and hiroshima? ., , ., hiroshima?he nuclear weapons, the idea is a low yield nuclear weapon used or a grey zone operation where they fire significant weapons into zaporizhzhia or another area and create large—scale and create la rge—scale contamination and create large—scale contamination incident. both of those are serious issues that the united states needs to plan for so that we can support ukraine after it happens, but also we have to signal, as i think the president has, to president putin it is an unacceptable line to cross. former rear admiral mark montgomerie talking to me earlier. gas is flown to poland from norway. the polish prime minister said the opening of the new link marked the end of the new link marked the end of the ship's domination. another gas pipeline has been inaugurated between greece and bulgaria with the potential to supply countries throughout the balkans. ursula von der leyen attended the ceremony and stress the opening of the pipeline for your�*s overall energy security. pipeline for your

they bombed hiroshima and nagasaki to think that they would not have bombed because of some uh, let's say philanthropic yes humanistic sentiments. soviet union - it was simply ridiculous that the blow would be dealt to the largest industrial cities of the soviet union in this regard, everything was proactive. ah. faster, faster, uh, defeat the soviet union, which frightened everyone with its nuclear power, the meaning was quite simple to have hmm around the borders of the soviet union a large number of military bases that host strategic bombers and these strategic bombers are ready to deliver atomic bombs to the main cities of the soviet union americans . uh, speaking with the concept of open skies. that is, that aircraft can fly above certain heights, where anywhere over any countries without asking permission. and although jesus protested against this concept, they made flights over vladivostok over leningrad within its framework, and their heavy strategic bombers, which may not have merged nuclear weapons at that time, that is, it is not known if they are or not, but let's just say

6th and 9th 1945 american pilots dropped atomic bombs on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki. fish. and on august, the 9th soviet troops launched a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum army. the manchurian operation has no match in military history. the red army defeated the quinton army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief photos are yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. ah, after the started the red armies military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my orders, the soviet army, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the ussr or other countries. tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey, yamato, otto, general. e. she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. ah, prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were reloca

with that -- of hiroshima and nagasaki, by the way, they set a precedent with that. >> through thision, vladimir is trying to change the facts on the ground, trying to secure for himself some kind of victory. the problem is, you can complain all you want that land you have occupied is rightfully yours, but ukraine does not believe that. the international community does not believe that, leaving vladimir putin more isolated than ever. in washington, president biden condemned the annexation and imposed new sanctions on russia. >> we are rallying the world to keep support for ukraine strong and consistent. [applause] they have aight exist as a people. >> moscow says these territories are joining russia afr holding referendums. but they have been widely discredited. the west denounced them as a sham, a smokescreen for annexation. near red square, some kremlin choreography. workers and students have been bussed in to celebrate russia's expansion. but theres little public excitement here over annexation, and growing alarm about russians being called up to fight in ukraine. and inside the

6th and 9th 1945 american pilots dropped atomic bombs on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki. fish. and on august, the 9th soviet troops launched a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum army. the manchurian operation has no match in military history. the red army defeated the quinton army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief photos who yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate end. unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. aah! after the start of the red armies, military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my old of the soviet armies, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the u. s. as all or other countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese clinton abbey yamato autism should o. e. she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. ah, prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables

know that in history, and nuclear weapons are military uh, purposes used it was yesterday of the nagasakiin august of the forty- fifth year. since then, there is no e in the doctrines, none of the countries of the official nuclear club has written anywhere that e is a strategic nuclear e-e weapon, but is aimed at winning e in an e conflict, er, everywhere the philosophy of this hmm means. the e of the military is to keep the enemy from attacking e, his side. we should not forget that in the arsenal of many e-e countries, russia is no exception here. uh, there are a large uh, number of tactical nuclear weapons. and here it must be said that today the situation is in some ways directly opposite to what existed during the years of the cold war, and when, on a confidential basis, the advantages of the soviet union in europe were on the dates, and now we have the opposite picture. when in conventional weapons nato in europe has a multiple superiority over the conventional armed forces of our country , and it is no coincidence that in the folds in the central storage in russia is e, the largest

the experience of the same japan shows, many people survived during the attack on hiroshima and nagasaki the first seconds after the explosion are the most valuable for survival, especially if at this moment a person is on the street, it is necessary to immediately lie down on the ground or find an opening or a ledge where you can fight off the debris . - the second burial wave that comes from a nuclear explosion, it depends on the power of the nuclear explosion, if nearby it destroys buildings and destroys everything in its path, the main sign of a nuclear explosion over a powerful a flash of light is visible even on a sunny day infrared radiation is the first impressive element of a nuclear explosion it lasts several pounds so under no circumstances can you turn your face to the source of light i.e. a person is near this movement and she sees it this actually means that she lost zorro because of that what light is a light wave that comes from a nuclear explosion, it practically burns out the vision, the main thing is not to panic , go to the nearest bomb shelter for shelter , basements

for president putin to say that her roshan, nagasaki, or precedence is a way to terrorize the world that is absolutely unacceptable. now, in addition to making that statement, present, put in repeatedly called for negotiations with keith with washington. but i didn't hear anything of the source from the bite and administration. in fact, all we are hearing from the american administration is that they're ready to support the ukraine, kill the and whatever that and actually means i would like to ask you, what's the, what's your sounds of this conflict dynamics do you think we can actually wish to point when not only moscow, but also washington would be interested in not only pursuing its geopolitical gains, but actually cutting losses, including losses, where you crane and for humanity which you're so concerned about. well, what we have to have is diplomacy. but we have to have is negotiations. when we look at the reference to the cuban missile crisis, what prevented the world from perhaps being essentially blown up was authentic dialogue, authentic diplomacy. and that has been absolutely

president putin today talking about how the us set a precedent with hiroshima and nagasaki at the ende that the us national security advisorjake sullivan has said today that there's no sign that any nuclear weapon use was imminent. right, so, you know, the us government does not see those signs but the threat is there, putin's doing this to deter and intimidate, to try and get, really, the us and the other nato parties to force the ukrainians to the bargaining table, but you cannot rule out completely that he might consider using a tactical nuclear weapon. i mean, this war makes no sense anyway. as your previous reporter said, russia isn't winning this war. what's been happening is really a sign of almost desperation on putin's part, having started a war that was senseless anyway and, therefore, you cannot say with certainty that he would never try and use a weapon of mass destruction. but there doesn't appear to be an imminent use of it. angela stent from the brookings institution. a suicide attack at an education centre in the afghan capital kabul has killed at least 19 people, most

distance there some kilometers which i will be complete burning and destruction a famous person in nagasaki who was in the basement eh at a distance of 750 m from the tcc from the epicenter she remained alive and kept up to 80 years because what happens first comes - this is a very high temperature - this is in the wave. but after that, the earth rises, the redaction dust rises, this is this, you see everyone knows this mushroom cloud after uh, this is a cloud, this is the rise of dust on the earth's surface, because in hiroshima in nagasaki, there were explosions in the air and not in contact with the ground, because in this case there is more of a direct radiation damage zone, so if you wait in a shelter, this means not only some singing, but even a house in which the whole is compressed, but there is no such inhalation of this dust which rises for 1-2 days and the practical territory no longer has a high level of infection, all the others and where is she ? thank you. and it’s also interesting if well, if my memory serves me well, she doesn’t seem to betray me. britain has no tactical nu

world that has used nuclear weapons twice — when they destroyed the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasakihe way, they set a precedent with that. comments like that are worrying in light of the kremlin�*s recent nuclear sabre—rattling. through this annexation, vladimir putin is trying to change the facts on the ground, trying to secure for himself some kind of victory. the problem is you can claim all you want that land you have occupied is rightfully yours, but ukraine isn't going to believe that, the international community doesn't believe that, and that leaves vladimir putin looking more isolated than ever. joe biden. president biden condemned the annexation and imposed new sanctions on russia. we're rallying the world to keep support for ukraine strong and consistent. applause. and ukraine's right to exist as a people. this represents the most serious escalation since the start of the war. none of this shows strength. it shows weakness. it is an admission that the war is not going to plan. moscow says these territories arejoining russia after holding referendums, but they've been widel

on hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945 , in addition to white phosphorus in iraq , the depleted uranium radioactive element was widely used, which, according to military engineers, significantly exceeds the penetrating ability of shells and has a half-life of about 4.5 billion years, but the treacherous destruction of iraq also had global and tragic consequences for the whole world, one of the most horrific emergence in response to the american occupation of al-qaeda and the islamic state, which will stir up the planet with fire and pain. so back in 2003, the former british foreign secretary david billibent. he expressed the opinion that the destabilization of the situation in iraq and the emergence of military groups. isis contributed to the military operation. in this country. started by the us and uk later and british prime minister tony blair, in an interview with cnn, admitted that there is

in 2004 exceeds the figures reported by survivors of the atomic bombings dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945, in addition to white phosphorus , depleted uranium radioactive element was widely used in iraq, which, according to military engineers , significantly exceeds the penetrating ability of shells and has half-life of about 4.5 billion years, but the treacherous destruction of iraq also had global and tragic consequences for the whole world. a response to the american occupation of al-qaeda and the islamic state, which will stir up the planet with fire and pain. so back in 2003, the former british foreign secretary david billibent expressed the opinion that the destabilization of the situation in iraq and the emergence of a military group. isis facilitated the military operation. in this country. launched by the us and uk later and british prime minister tony blair. in an interview with cnn, he acknowledged that there is a truth to the fact that the 2003 us invasion of iraq by its allies was one of the main the reasons for the emergence of isis, it turns out, the brainchild turne

uh, in japan in 1945 , when uh, the bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki, so, of course, that'sone's joy.

novosibirsk kiev, tbilisi and dozens of other cities had to repeat the tragic fate of hiroshima and nagasakifor this war, how can the soviet army, sharply reduced after the great patriotic war, again increased by 3 million people. but in 1953 the unthinkable happens. the great and terrible leader dies. nikita khrushchev comes to power at one of the most difficult moments in the history of the 20th century. the cold war can turn into a hot one at any moment in many years. after these events, a pensioner. nikita khrushchev will remember his the first serious meeting with the capitalists 1955 switzerland geneva international politics we have already taken off the pants of adults, we were able to orient ourselves without stalin's instructions, and we ourselves mutual sniffing mutual abhazhizhenie. this is of great importance because the policies must be put together slowly. if as they say in halftones can be found on the other hand. if you don’t take this semitone, the enemy will respect her, stop, they will cease to be considered themselves, or khrushchev draws the most important conclusion for

to put that in perspective, we had a kiloton at hiroshima and nagasaki. we had negative on weapons -- megaton weapons. they could be in the air, they could be torpedoed. my question is in light of what we know how good we are and the fact that we have not really entered the war to use our own forces, should we supply ukraine with our own nuclear weapons? thank you. host: matthew? guest: i joined the color in complementing the washington journal, you as a moderator -- caller in complementing the washington journal and you as a moderator. you are right. some of these russian nuclear weapons are sub-kiloton, which would be much smaller than the strike on hiroshima. some of these smaller nuclear weapons, if you use them against the white house, georgetown would be fine. it could have a devastating local impact, say, on the ukrainian military base, but without creating a lot of collateral damage. this is why it would be attractive to putin. in terms of whether the united states would provide some of its tactical nuclear weapons to ukraine, that is going too fa

the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki by the americans showed the reality.main consequence of the use of nuclear weapons is from the united states as a country that is the only one in the world. she used it , created a precedent by this and now actively uses it to intimidate and achieve her goals. here comes the nuclear blackmail, it is not only about the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant encouraged by the west. what threatens a nuclear catastrophe, but also the statements of some high-ranking representatives of the leading nato states about the possibility and admissibility of using nuclear weapons of mass destruction against russia about the threat of a nuclear war, foreign minister of belarus vladimir makein said at a high-level meeting of the un general assembly in new york, an unprecedented level of tension and mistrust, entailing an increase in the risk of a military confrontation, makes nuclear weapons and the threat of their use almost as real as more than 70 years ago, the dialogue between countries possessing nuclear weapons should b

uh, in japan in 1945 , when, uh, bombs were thrown on hiroshima and nagasaki, so, of course, it doesn't make anyone happy, but at the same time. uh, hmm, this is pushing more and more cohesion of the population of the kherson region in the confrontation. these are precisely the attempts that the kiev regime is now trying to implement in kiev in relations kherson region. but i emphasize once again. hmm, i am sure that our military and diplomatic efforts, which the russian government is now in general, a directs to ensure that this, of course, does not happen, because this is a very dangerous trend. well, i think it's just a montage. yes, in your words you can feel all the strength and power of kherson. thank you, let me remind you that the governor of the kherson region, vladimir balance, was in direct contact with the studio. the energy deficit in the world by 2030 can grow seven times, so that this does not happen is necessary to increase investments in traditional energy by $100 billion annually, the head of rosneft said. igor sechin at the fifteenth eurasian economic forum in baku he

the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki by the americans showed the reality and, most importantly, the consequences use of nuclear weapons from the united states as the only country in the world. she used it, created a precedent by this and now actively uses it to intimidate and achieve her goals. the entrance has gone and the nuclear blackmail is not only about the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant encouraged by the west. what threatens a nuclear catastrophe, but also about the statement of some high-ranking representatives, leading nato state capabilities and the admissibility of using nuclear weapons of mass destruction against russia about the threat nuclear war and said the foreign ministers of belarus vladimir makeinyi high-level meeting of the general assembly. he is in new unprecedented levels of tension and distrust, entailing increased risks of military confrontation to make nuclear weapons and the threat of their use almost as real as they were 70+ years ago , dialogue should be intensified among countries possessing nuclear weapons in order to commit to the pro

they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and thenm radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused rapture pride recently, an american plane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this is a bomb has a capacity of more than 20,000 tons. with tnt we spent over $2 billion on the greatest scientific gamble in history and we won. we talked about it in our talk. november 5, 1946 is washington vice admiral william blende his wife and code admiral frank lowry. they are celebrating the successful completion of operation crossroads of ship atomic blast effects tests that were conducted on the bikini toll in july of that year . arthur paul davies here's what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper, it has a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene the picture shows two senior officers of the fleet and a very beautiful

in hiroshima and nagasaki, where hundreds of thousands of people died.d from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb dropped it. this caused rapture pride. recently, an american aircraft dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the resources of the enemy. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons. tnt we spent over $2 billion on the greatest scientific adventure in history and we won we talked about it in our becham. november 5, 1946 is washington vice admiral william blende his wife and code admiral frank lowry. they are celebrating the successful completion of operation crossroads of testing the effects of atomic explosions on ships, which were conducted on a bikini toyle. in july of the same year, the photograph was published by the washington post . all souls unitarian preacher, arthur pauldays. here is what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper, it has a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgustin

on hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945, in addition to white phosphorus , silynate was widely used in iraq depleted uranium is a radioactive element that, according to military engineers , significantly exceeds the penetrating power of projectiles and has a half-life of about 4.5 billion years, but the treacherous destruction of iraq also had global and tragic consequences for the whole world . the occupation of al-qaeda and the islamic state, which will stir up the planet with fire and pain. so back in 2003, the former british foreign secretary david billibent. expressed opinion that the destabilization of the situation in iraq and the emergence of military groups. isis facilitated the military operation. in this country. launched by the united states and great britain later, and british prime minister tony blair, in his interview with cnn, admitted that there is some truth in the fact that the shah invasion of their allies in 2003 in iraq became one of the main reasons for the emergence of isis, it turns out that the brainchild turned against the creator of the tribes of iraq and syria r

they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb dropped it. rapture pride dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons. with tnt, we spent over two billion dollars on the greatest scientific gamble in history, and we won about it. november 5, 1946 this is washington vice admiral william blende, his wife and cat was dying frank lowry. they are celebrating the successful completion of operation crossroads testing the effect of atomic explosions on ships, which were carried out on a bikini toyle. in july of that year, the photograph was published in the washington post by all souls unitarian preacher arthur pavlov davis. here is what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper, there is a picture on it, it seems to me, completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene in the picture two senior officers of the fl

the imperial japanese army films, packed with toxic payloads, were dropped on korean villages from nagasaki, hiroshima, korea, vietnam, ah, in different areas of the world, from the different times of war, united states is engaged in all sorts of warfare, biological warfare, nuclear war warfare. the united states did ratify in 1972 convention on biological weapons. mm. but in 2001 declined to sign the document known to experts as the protocol to communicate full a bill per vehicle. sir, diligent she so beautiful katasha to support disease in them. so she can then yeah please. what's the most compelling exclusion senior there? so i meant to build a new version president quote and was very patient and trying to explain to the last why russia is concerned about adversary or military forces being placed on the board. or at the 60 an adversary, the cuban missile crisis. that's what john f kennedy said about the soviet missiles in cuba and put in his argument that you can have this accepted by russians from national security. that's a valid argument, but it was reject. ah ah, so abortion was ille

states did not seem enough and they destroyed another japanese city with its population, the city of nagasakinity passed a fair verdict on the political and military leadership of the united states of america i'm sure humanity would have received such a very reliable inoculation against nuclear disease. and that's about all we have time to report. thanks for being with us.

after the american nuclear bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, japan is essentially a protectorate ofighth package of sanctions. well, some political will has been preserved in the country. this can be seen, just on the example of sakhalin 2, two japanese industrial corporations were able to stay in the project, despite the strongest pressure from washington, they collectively own more than 22% of the shares. well, the british shell had to go to her 20% are looking for a buyer it is not excluded that it will be a large russian company, as far as japan is concerned, it has, in fact. there is no choice of own hydrocarbon reserves. the island state does not have the opportunity to restore nuclear energy after the tragic events at focusima will not be accepted by society, so only russian oil and gas. today in prague, the leaders of the eu countries at an informal summit will discuss two mutually exclusive things. this is a reduction in gas prices and continued assistance to the kiev regime, the format does not imply specific solutions they will be accepted for official meetings to be held

that includes a two-day meeting of health ministers in the city of nagasaki.apanese government is organizing a visit to the city's atomic bomb museum as part of the agenda. local leaders want the ministers to understand the devastation the weapons of capable of causing. the plan is expected to be finalized soon. ♪ >>> former sumo grand champion people in vietnam are once again bracing for the arrival of a tropical system. now, we turn to sayaka mori. >> two weeks ago, typhoon struck central vietnam, causing loss of life and crop damage. now, another system is heading for the country. it could strike central vietnam but saturday morning local time. this is a rainmaker. we can see more than 300 millimeters of rainfall. flooding is likely. it's a mountainous area, so mudslides and rockslides will be a concern, as well. one more storm to talk about in the pacific. this system that is a low pressure system. it will likely slowly approach. it was battered by heavy rainfall. as we go into next week, it could curve towards taiwan. many areas of asia will see rainy con