the application here is wrong, this is not hiroshima not nagasaki and nagasaki this another.t is, we have an opportunity. reset here this is technological superiority, the technique that we have it has worked and will work great. this is what we can actually do today. well , proceed from the fact that we have a real superiority. this is real superiority. the main thing is to ensure the quality of the soldier, our soldier, he is an order of magnitude better than any nato one, and the ukrainian one is good too. i must say that i suggest you measure they look like. really asymmetrical, that is, it's the same as in a chess game, which is unsuccessfully developing, taking a degree bat, yes, and turning the board over and hitting the opponent on the head with a bat helps a lot personally state relations to a politician. i try not to evaluate in emotional categories exclusively in terms of pragmatism, so i believe that if such a decision is necessary to be made to ensure the security of russia a. as i said above, we understand it perfectly well for solving the problem of destroying

parliament has called on washington to officially recognize the nuclear bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945, it's been 77 years since war war 2. and the u. s. which used atomic weapons, has not apologized. the u. s. has always loudly promoted democracy, human rights and freedom in response to actions by other countries. if that's really what they believe, then they should tell japan and the world, frankly, what they have done. washington, i dropped the nuclear bombs on the 2 cities as world war 2 was found. coming to an end in 1945, just by japan, having already capitulated in the war, never estimated 100000 people were killed instantly. 2016, the us president obama became the 1st sitting american leader to visit hiroshima, however, didn't apologize for the atomic bomb. we spoke with a political analyst, alexander, bruno. he offers his view on why he things, if us policy not to admit mistakes, no american president has ever apologized for the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki with nuclear weapons. and an analysis of the narrative suggests that it is a policy not to apologize. and t

and nagasaki is different. reset. this technological superiority is the technique that we have it has worked and will work great. due to this, we can, as a matter of fact, today, but proceed from the fact that we have a real superiority. this is real superiority. the main thing is to ensure the quality of the soldier, our soldier, he is an order of magnitude better and stronger than any nato. yes, and ukrainian is good. i must say that i suggest you measure they look like. really asymmetric, that is, it's the same as in a chess game, which is unsuccessfully developing, taking a degree bat, yes, and turning the board over and hitting the opponent's head with a bat helps a politician's personal state attitude a lot. i try not to evaluate in emotional categories solely in terms of pragmatism, so i believe that if such a decision needs to be made for ensuring the security of russia, as mentioned above , understands well to solve the problem of destroying electronics. there is absolutely no need to use tactical nucl

already in august forty-fifth launched two nuclear strikes on japan, so the result hiroshima and nagasakiled hundreds of thousands of people, now the united states is starting a war for world domination in the long future of the world. however, without the soviet union, it was impossible to build a post-war device . under the buildings they agreed to divide europe into germany to jointly occupy the united nations as a means of managing world affairs to prevent war on february 6, 1945. joseph stalin in yalta said, referring to franklin roosevelt and winston. yes, of course, for now. everyone alive is afraid. we will not allow dangerous disagreements between us. we will not allow a new aggression against any of our countries, but 10 years will pass. maybe in less years, and we will disappear, a new generation will come, which has not passed through all that we have experienced, which many questions will probably be looked at differently than we are what will then be, as if we set ourselves the goal of ensuring peace, at least for 50 years. forward, stalin wanted the best, but did not pass a

those who after hiroshima and nagasaki were horrified. realizing.he hands of the us government robert oppenheimer, the scientific director of the american atomic project, said we did the work behind the devil long before this famous statement immediately after the creation of the bomb. he said we made a bomb. let's make sure we don't blow up the world by learning about the theme of our film, the grandson of robert oppenheimer, charles, for the first time agreed to an interview for russian television. my grandfather believed that for the sake of success, scientists from all over the world should work together and be able to talk to each other. it was the military who believed that the main thing in nuclear development was the secrecy of people. such a pacifist position was not close to the states, only a nuclear balance could maintain an unsteady geopolitical balance, and in 1949 it was achieved. created in the soviet union the atomic bomb prevented a nuclear catastrophe, the americans realized that they were not the only ones who possessed such a te

already in august forty- fifth launched two nuclear strikes on japan , so the result of hiroshima and nagasaki killed hundreds of thousands of people, now the united states is starting a war for world domination in the long future world, however , it was impossible to build without the soviet union, post-war devices were determined at three conferences of the leaders of the ussr the united states britain in the period from 1943 to 1945 in tehran yalta and under the buildings europe agreed to divide into germany jointly occupied also created the un as a means of managing world affairs to prevent war on february 6, 1945. joseph stalin in yalta said, referring to franklin roosevelt and winston churchill. yes, of course, as long as we are all alive, we are afraid. we will not allow anything dangerous differences between us we will not allow a new aggression against any of our countries, but it will take 10 years, maybe less years they will disappear, a new generation will come that has not gone through all that we have experienced, which for many questions will probably look differently than we wh

but if you are talking about tactical nuclear charges much less and power, that it is hiroshima nagasakire a completely different story, and these are the very centers of communication, and the very electrical nodes that are, in general, quite easy to restore. after they have been fired by conventional rockets, if they became the target of nuclear strikes, even very low-yield ones will be much more difficult to restore. i, uh, am not a military specialist, and i don’t speak on behalf of anything. elsewhere, but i want the russian president to be understood correctly as i understand him, and i understood him. eh, dmitry konstantin as a person who categorically refuses to deny nuclear weapons? which categorically does not want to give ammunition for russia's opponents who want to blame. uh, russia is in some kind of nuclear blackmail, but he is both clear and clear from my point of view, he says we have these weapons. we don't have it by chance. we created it at great cost. we are modernizing it and keep in mind that we have this arsenal. and if you put us in a stalemate, keep in mind that

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here imagine a nuclear explosion, huge, and we understand that it is huge energy, huge hiroshima, nagasakiid, we are worried, the war of zaporizhzhya nuclear plant everyone understands what it is. it is a disaster if something starts there, this chain reaction, and now imagine this huge energy that can be kept and managed for peaceful purposes, in what way, it is not a limitation , there is no limit to the amount of energy, we are now thinking oh light there are no batteries in e-e, they are cold, this will never happen again. no, they say that the road will last for another decade or a century, but the first small step, after all, humanity has started to go as usual . that they received a plus, that is, there was such energy at the entrance, and at the exit, more than twice, which means that they are on the wrong path, but it must be said that it is not risky, it is not this safe energy, unlike nuclear energy, it cannot lead to accidents , therefore, well, they are controlled, they are controlled thermonuclear fusion, as the movies once said, there were 9 days in one year. do you remember

the second atomic, in my opinion, was dropped on nagasaki on the ninth, more than 60 thousand people within one day, american planes beat tokyo together. and the whole defense system. japan was built on that and the japanese refused to accept the allied ultimatum that the soviet union would be neutral. and you don't have to fight. and everyone forgot that in 4 days of the bombing of hiroshima, the offensive of the soviet army against japan began, and on the ninth day the kvanton army was destroyed. that is, on the second day is the question, and so that people understand, he karma was not located on the territory of the islands. yes, that is, rather the army. it was the main land force of japan that the japanese team hoped for. according to american theory, according to the american approach , with the victory over japan, it was the entry of the soviet union into the war that was already decided. and for the japanese, it was solved. i can't answer. i didn't talk about how it was. i'm talking about how it was sold to the american people, then for one number a year later two to justify

teacher, asian, because no american president has ever apologized for the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki with nuclear weapons and an analysis of the narrative that suggests that it is a policy not to apologize. and there are some, shall we say practical for lack of a better term reasons for this at least why we can imagine the united states has refused to do so. and so mostly by the way, president bush senior and president clinton right, refused to apologize because they were asked to do so, particularly it was bill clinton. and on the 50th anniversary of the bombing in 1095, who outright refused to apologize. and i believe president obama visited japan, 2016 and he critics said. busy it's fine for him to visit his shima, but so long as he doesn't apologize. so there's definitely some, some appearance of a policy. and one possible reason is that the part from the, the japanese claims the people of the marshall islands where the u. s. conducted several nuclear bonding tests would or might the demand compensation for their, for the damages and people killed and hurt with radiation througho

parliament has called on the us to officially recognize america's nuclear bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945, it's been 77 years since we'll war 2 and the u. s. which used atomic weapons has not apologized us, has always loudly promoted democracy, human rights and freedom in response to actions by other countries. if that's really what they believe, then they should tell japan and the world frankly what they have done. but of course, i, washington dropped the nuclear bombs on the 2 cities. as i world war 2 was fast approaching an end in 1945. this was despite japan having already offered to surrender to allies and estimated 100000 people were killed instantly. at least 3 times, as many subsequently died from the effects of radiation 2016 than us president barack obama became the 1st sitting american leader to visit her. oh, sure. though he didn't make any apologies for the atomic bombs, a political analyst, alexander bruno, he offered his view on why it's apparently, well not us policy to apologize for such acts. have a listen for yourself. no american resident has ever apologized f

well, at this rate , it can get to the point that russia is accused of strikes on hiroshima and nagasaki to arrange lynching. after all, if something happens in the world or something happens to blame, there can only be one country, simply because european politicians have decided to organize an international court of justice simply because they allegedly decided to sponsor terrorism to reinforce a frankly flimsy theory, they tried to dig up the past, but it didn’t work out well. they opened the topic of the holodomor , speaking in terms of ukrainian nazis, and now the deputy of the bundestag of the green party is shaking his khaki jacket, spraying, they say, they destroyed the bastards, the russian national identity of the independent. killing by starvation also had as its goal the political suppression of the ukrainian national identity of the ukrainian culture and language and nothing that from hunger all the terrible years about 7 million people died, not only ukrainians, but also residents of other regions of the country, primarily russians, but why should german deputies remember t

parliament has called on the us to officially recognize america's nuclear bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945. it's been 77 years since war 2. and the u. s, which used atomic weapons has not apologized. the u. s. has always loudly promoted to mock rsi human rights and freedom in response to actions by other countries. if that's really what they believe, then they should tell japan and the world, frankly, what they have done for us, i drop nuclear bombs on the 2 cities as world war 2 really was wrapping up and 945 . this was despite japan having already offered to essentially capitulate an estimated 100000 people were killed instantly and at least 3 times as many subsequently died from the effects of radiation. in 2016 then us, president obama became the 1st sitting american leader to visit him. however, he didn't apologize for the atomic bonds of political analyst, alexander bruno offers his view on why it's u. s. policy essentially not to apologize for such acts. no american president has ever apologized for the bombings of he lost him and i go saki with nuclear weapons. and an anal

the testing of the rds-1 charge is an exact copy of the american bomb, the fat man that fell on nagasakises made for it is still stored in the sarov museum , stalin personally ordered to copy the american device. there was simply no time to work out your own scheme. bomb. well, let's be honest, this is a simple primitive device that tested that it was possible to create nuclear weapons, and then it was created, which does not resemble anything. this is a completely different place, different size. everything is neatly changed and uh. july 16, 1945, the day when the world entered the age of the atom to emphasize who is the boss in the changed world the united states conducted the first nuclear test on the eve of the potsdam conference stalin's reaction to president truman's announcement of successful nuclear tests weapon was strikingly calm stalin there puffed up his pipe said, well, well, stalin's calmness was explained. he just knew about everything that was happening inside the projects and was sure that the ussr was ready to create its own nuclear weapons, and when 4 years later in 19

you're going to cover nagasaki and atomic cuts. listen, i don't know .n't know. every time i read the daily mail, it makes me want to check my kids, you know? i mean, it's one of the great triumphs. the 20th century was single atomic was the single of those atomic weapons on exactly the right proportion and exactly the amount of determined application to a specific problem. right never been used since , i think never been used since, i think is and i think is worth applauding here whoever took that decision basically cauterise it otherwise the cold war would have very quickly become a hot war. it was truman. yeah. and it sounds , you know, yeah. and it sounds, you know, the extraordinary facts about that. the extraordinary facts about that . until roosevelt died , the extraordinary facts about that. until roosevelt died , i that. until roosevelt died, i think may of 1945, truman was completely unaware of the manhattan projects that he was kept out of it. they thought about it the day after he knew much they thought he was an much like they thought he was

you're going to cover nagasaki and atomic cuts. listen, i don't know .n't know. every time i read the daily mail, it makes me want to check my kids, you know? i mean, it's one of the great triumphs. the 20th century was single atomic was the single of those atomic weapons on exactly the right proportion and exactly the amount of determined application to a specific problem. right never been used since , i think never been used since, i think is and i think is worth applauding here whoever took that decision basically cauterise it otherwise the cold war would have very quickly become a hot war. it was truman. yeah. and it sounds , you know, yeah. and it sounds, you know, the extraordinary facts about that. the extraordinary facts about that . until roosevelt died , the extraordinary facts about that. until roosevelt died , i that. until roosevelt died, i think may of 1945, truman was completely unaware of the manhattan projects that he was kept out of it. they thought about it the day after he knew much they thought he was an much like they thought he was

and even the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki did not come as a complete surprise to moscow.om these data could determine how many bombs they can build per year. that's because from the very beginning they were talking and in a hurry to finish. hmm, test the atomic bomb on people . it's still war, but the moderately japanese have a grudge against them there. harbor constipation in the forty-sixth fuchs returned to london and continued work on the nuclear project there. now alexander felisov was in touch with him. eugene in his family so far since then, one thing has been kept that has been a witness to all meetings, the legendary coat. spike, in which alexander only met with klaus fox, remained in our family. father spoke. this coat saw the clauses, it went along with me at a meeting with this outstanding scientist. on september 27, 1947, in an unusable beer bar , fox ordered a beer for an ex-hatman and put a newspaper in front of him in a conspicuous place. it was an identification mark for fixakov. as agreed, fuchs, holding a glass of beer in his hand, approached the shield

what to it ended up with rasheem and nagasaki but those of the conventional war while right now a conventional war between great power with escalating the matter of weeks into something unconventional can lead to a nuclear winter. so some sense the threats are similar, but they are much worse because there are new ones that did not even exist in that 30 year ugly period that we've seen between 1914 and 1945. right. so i want to dwell for one more minute on some biographical conversation about you and then into more deeply into some of the issues that you talk about in the book. so you talk being a happy camper as boy and a young man. when would you say you became and how did you become what you know, what what you and others now call dr. doom? when did you become so concerned about these threats that you've been talking for many years, i should say, before the 2007, 2008 global financial crisis, you were one of the people who stood out for warning about this so, so describe your own evolution as an intellectual, as a writer, and to become a person who was so about the threats to humanity what

look, not only the us was the first to use nuclear weapons on hiroshima and nagasaki., in modern times, not in the forty, fifth year, russia for the first time since those times uses nuclear weapons. yes, and against civilians, they will bomb the one who they do not feel sorry for, yes, they will take them there in kharkov and blow them up. yes, somewhere on the eastern not volvo, but it will be somewhere there in kharkov. yes , and some kind of children's hospital, so that it is more for the world community. it's a pity. well, firstly, they understand that the consequences will not be very big, because they will not blow up fully. oh such a bomb. and they need to designate a certain appearance that there is some kind of radiation going off scale, they will show everyone the geiger counter n-t-jud, they will also say with a test tube somewhere out there. look at the counter, it means, uh, radiation, so nuclear weapons were by name, but russian. well, then they will begin to unite the whole of europe, they say, look at you coming out. ah, so who do you stand for putin?

launched the united states into world war. 2 would lead to america's atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasakirrender survivors of the attack on pearl harbor gathered at the scene to remember those who died at the youngest active duty military personnel on december 7th, 1941. would have been about 17 making them 98 years old today. many of those are still alive and there are at least 100 years old at this point. and most of them were unable to travel to attend the ceremony. >> i love to be there because of to us. still live. there there's not a not her own. the cause here not. at one of the i are the heroes and we've got to her on them ahead of everybody out. >> about 2400 servicemen were killed in the bombing. the uss arizona alone, whilst over 1100 sailors, marines nearly half of the death toll. coming up, a new study on gut feelings. what researchers are saying about the link between stomach health. >> and mental health. >> the smart robot that's helping recovering patients with games and mental support. seen in action at a nursing home. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and

nagasaki it was the final chords of the second world war, but literally a year after the surrender ofd was again divided into two opposing camps and the united states, the former allies of the ussr in the anti-hitler coalition, were already making plans for the atomic bombing of soviet cities. in april 1949, the nato military bloc was created, which, in addition to the united states and canada, included 10 european states, the territory of each of these countries could become a springboard for a future attack on the soviet union, the likelihood of a new big war the soviet army had to be ready for it again, and the experience of the just ended great patriotic war said that one could count on success only with powerful and effective artillery, but the appearance of nuclear weapons. changed the traditional methods of warfare to the god of war artillery. once again i had to prove my important role on the battlefield. after the war, the number one task for soviet science and industry was the creation of its own nuclear weapons, it was necessary to develop both the charge itself and the mea

already in august forty-fifth launched two nuclear strikes on japan, so the result of hiroshima and nagasakiied, now the united states is starting a war for world domination in the long future of the world, however, without the soviet union, it was impossible to build a post-war device determined on three conferences of the leaders of the ussr, the usa and great britain in the period from 194. to 1945, in tehran, yalta and under the buildings, europe agreed to divide into germany, jointly occupy, and created the un as a means of managing world affairs to prevent war on february 6, 1945. joseph stalin in yalta said, referring to franklin roosevelt and winston church. yes, of course, for now. everyone alive is afraid. we will not allow dangerous disagreements between us. we will not allow a new aggression against any from our country, but 10 years will pass. maybe in less years, and we will disappear, a new generation will come, which has not gone through everything that we have experienced, which will probably look at many questions, differently than what we will then. we seem to set ourselve

shy again nothing will happen, i remind everyone who does not know the strikes on hiroshima and nagasakinimize losses, as it were, just in case. that is, in principle, well, they have this very low bar, and perhaps, precisely from the point of view of the fact that they have an idea that there is no answer here. well, beyond the scope of something, that's what is happening on the territory of ukraine and with such weapons, and such weapons cannot be reached. and it creates a feeling of columnist that we will get nothing. that is, we can shy ukrainians, nothing will fly to us in moscow, because the only time when something flew to them is this and that half of america even believes that they sent it to themselves in the form of skyscrapers, so that the following , then, directly arrange it like this, isn’t this why even an american in such a very accurate way of speaking and arguing that, as it were, in america there are already talks about some kind of agreements. list in my opinion agreements, well, which agreements can be called very difficult. in principle, this is such a list, well,

this is not an application tool, therefore , nagasaki just exists an application tool, which, as theyand then, yes, well, how else does he want to live, but when he gets some strange, the characters are strange characters, they don't say anything, except that i don't believe it, but now it all looks somehow different. vladimir vladimirovich, you know, everything is very simple sometimes there are things that need to be realized from a scientific point of view. after shoigu is talking about the russian triad, the americans are now mocking the europeans. this also needs to be realized. a patriot cannot protect europe from russia when a macron says that he wants to build russia's security architecture. he says that the americans should be taken out of the brackets, because the sarmatian can come through the north pole. it can fly over the south pole and there will be no washington draw. europe will be no berlin no brussels nothing and that's when america begins to talk about how she will protect europe. that was burning. you are lying americans because non-patriots do not defend. nothing

necessarily from political players, or maybe the public activities of the bombing of hiroshima and nagasakiean war. is e. it is unworthy to discuss at a high level the meaning of the genocide of the chinese people by the hands of the japanese means the invaders, who are westerners behind their backs, which western countries stand by. i think that people will line up, public organizations, even in the countries of the big seven, even in the strange west and here is ireland here is a brave woman. and maybe i’ll just not stand in a row to applaud to help us. and by the way, this social movement is a court of justice, a tribunal. these are not our words. well, it could be the basis for a broader russian policy around the world. i think that this should really be an initiative of our diplomacy, because well, since we were subjected to genocide during the second world war, no country was so subjected to the imprisonment of china , er, by the japanese. uh, and the japanese answered for it. well, purely symbolic in fact, the emperor was not touched at all. but then there were colossal victims of 35

the second atomic, in my opinion, was dropped on nagasaki on the ninth , more than 60 thousand peopleerms of military calculations. and the whole defense system. japan was built on that, the japanese refused to accept the ultimatum that the allies presented that the soviet union would be neutral. and you don't have to fight. and everyone forgot that in 4 days the gift-barding of hiroshima began the offensive of the soviet army against japan, and the ninth kvanton army was destroyed. that is, on day two, so that people understand the quantum skarm was not located on the territory, the major islands, it was a problem, the main land force of japan, which the japanese team hoped for. bombing issue do american theory on american approach with the victory of the entry of the soviet union for the japanese, it was decided. i can't answer. i didn't talk about how it was. i'm talking about how it was sold to the american people, then for one number after a year after two, to justify this inhumanity in two peaceful cities. it was a christian year. there, the largest number of christian japanese