is called the bell, nagasaki the correct answer is the bell of nagasaki this is a copy of the bell,ount this answer as the correct level, of course, justice, the triumph of the bells of nagasaki yes, but for the future we will just know that in russian it is called the bell of nagasaki a in belarusian, as you called it, let's move on to the second question, it will be question from the chest. we have a removable storage medium in the chest. he actively was 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? this is the correct answer to the question . the answer to the next question should be the 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, his name is ivan, his name is vladimir korvat. let's see the correct one answer. now i will show you one item, and you have to gu

very powerful in august 1945, two atomic bombs were dropped on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasakicontrary to popular belief, the public for specialists. the effect turned out to be lower than expected destruction were comparable to carpet bombing. tokyo and then little was known about radiation, as a result, they decided we need more bombs. as a result, in the fifties they decided to conduct an exercise with a real nuclear explosion in the ussr there was already a bomb and totsky maneuvers under the leadership. marshal zhukov widely. less well-known facts are that the same exercises were conducted in the united states under the name desertrok and not once, but at least eight troops learned from personal experience how to act in the conditions of the use of nuclear weapons. no, it was the korean war that made the assessments . experience has shown that most bombers, apparently, will be shot down by modern jet fighters, so already in the sixties. it was the understanding of the importance of the political role of nuclear weapons that came to the fore, and not the military cuban miss

well, actually the monument is called the bell, nagasaki the correct answer is the bell of nagasakiangel, survivor of the bombing of the japanese city of nagasaki on august 9, 1945. we will count this answer as correct, finally , justice is the triumph of the bells of nagasaki yes, but for the future we will just know that in russian it is called the bell of nagasaki and in belarusian, as mark fought, we move on to the second question. this 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 the preservation of image data of this subject, it was chosen in as an icon to save for many computer programs, what do we have in the chest? this is the correct answer to the question. the answer to the next question should be the 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

president roman informed him that he forbade to use atomic weapons, it was used in hiroshima and nagasakians lost thousands of soldiers and the japanese had 192 sharp and take the smallest of them and vadim. demanded thousands of lives, despite the fact that the japanese did not really have air force artillery, and still, truman had the prospect of losing 2-3 million americans in order to conquer japan and, by the way, there are no generals in the pentagon. they did not know that such a large-scale radioactive contamination would be the result. they believed that this conventional weapon is only very powerful and therefore the decision was made for hiroshima and nagasaki in 1948. they realized that atomic weapons were too powerful to be applicable in 1950. america was on the verge of a major military defeat. the loss of an entire army forbade the use of atomic weapons, anything, but his edward liutovok says with complete conviction that nuclear weapons are simply impossible to use for anyone, they are too destructive and the consequences cannot even be estimated. yes, that was the logic o

nagasaki died from burns.okay. which you're looking at in a picture of nagasaki is the picture what happens to a city when you exclude on the trigger to a modern thermonuclear weapon and h-bomb, the percussion cut, as i say, eisenhower inherited five roughly a thousand a-bomb. by the time he lived office. eight years later, we had 21,000 nuclear weapons, mostly bombs. that's what i came. well, actually, i worked under eisenhower in 58, 59, 63 rand corporation, then kennedy came in. i worked a great deal in the pentagon kennedy inherits 21,000. and when he went to the nixon. it's. 27,000 weapons, much smaller number of at that point. now how did i from my 30 year old anguish about a nuclear era come to be as i alluded to right now, it's in the book working on war plans, which i was well, because i was told and top secret as soon as i got a top secret clearance in 58 when i was 27, that. the russians were had a program of icbm, they were a little ahead of us in testing an icbm. and were like as hitler would have

how worried are you that nukes could come into play once again, like her russian law or nagasaki. especially given that the dues day clock is now at 90 seconds to midnight. while certainly there seems to be increase then increasing risk of the use of nuclear weaponry. there's certainly nuclear saber rattling, going on statements that posed and has made. as i mentioned, there are us nuclear weapons already deployed in several european countries. as a colleague of mine, john, look forward to watching wisconsin was arrested in germany, not for the 1st time. spent time in german jail for his arrest. there are americans protesting that appointment of us nuclear weapons in europe, which has gone on for decades. and food naturally cited it as a justification or read applying nuclear weapons after decades back to dollars. so there is a lot of hypocrisy us simpler weapon should come out of europe. russian nuclear weapons should not be re deployed to the border of countries like poland than what the when yeah and latvia, sonia. but i would like to add another element of the current war betw

how worried are you that nukes could come into play once again, like her russian law or nagasaki. especially given that the. ringback day clock is now at 90 seconds to midnight. a while certainly there seems to be increased then increasing risk of the use of nuclear weaponry. there's certainly nuclear saber rattling, going on. statements that posting has made. as i mentioned, there are us nuclear weapons already deployed in several european countries. as a colleague of mine, john, look forward to watching wisconsin was arrested in germany, not for the 1st time. spent time in german jail for his arrest. there are americans protesting that appointment of us nuclear weapons in europe, which has gone on for decades. and food naturally cited it as a justification or read applying nuclear weapons after decades back to dollars. so there is a lot of hypocrisy us, nuclear weapon should come out of europe. russian nuclear weapons should not be re deployed to the border of countries like poland done what the when yeah, and latvia, sonia, but i would like to add another element of the current

the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate. the more to unity for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up next, the u. k. is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back the the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted of opinions that he won't get anywhere else work of it. please do have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching. but again, you probably don't want to watch it beca

we have at our disposal we are 3 times stronger than the places where america used hiroshima and nagasaki. a few days ago, during a meeting with his russian counterpart in sochi, the russian president announced the independence of russia's tactical nuclear weapons in belarus within a month. he also said that if his country is attacked, he will respond with nuclear weapons . in a telephone conversation with his american counterpart, china's foreign minister called on washington to stop interfering in china's internal affairs and respect the country's concerns about taiwan . kim kang also emphasized this. the united states should end the measures to undermine china's security and development interests under the pretext of this conversation. it has been said that more than 60 planned talks by american officials, including the us secretary of state, have been carried out by courier . the chinese foreign ministry still has no information about the trip to china. to beijing has not published, but an american official said that sang will be in beijing on june 18th, june 28th. before this, china

the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate. the more or to unity for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up next, the u. k. is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back. the hi. i'm accepted and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it be

bombed hiroshima, nagasaki really had given the order to begin work in earnest on a soviet counterpart it took years for the soviet union to get its own atomic bombs, but then only took another four years for the soviet union to get a much more powerful version. thermonuclear weaponry known the hydrogen bomb, the hydrogen was actually the project on which the physicist that i mentioned and quoted several times already in this lecture, andrei sakharov, the future nobel peace prize winner, played a crucial role in helping the ussr soar, helping, in fact, to guide soviet union to that technology. now, let's back for a moment by. the time that the soviet union had acquired first atomic technology in 1949 and then bomb technology in 1953, already for several years, the international english language journal, physicists, chemists and other natural scientists devoted to work on atomic science, the so-called bulletin of atomic scientists, appeared from 1945 onward, worried about the technology that they had helped to unleash the world and its catastrophic potential. so these scientists launche

the unspeakable grief of the hibakusha, and it immense suffering of the people of hiroshima and nagasaki." he added their stories will remain etched in people's collective consciousness. >>> the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken visited saudi arabia to meet with the country's crown prince and foreign minister. the trip is part of an apparent bid to montane u.s. influence in the middle east as china increases its presence in the region. blinken held talks with saudi crown prince mohomamed bin salm. they discussed efforts to achieve pea in yemen through a comprehensive political agreement. the conflict in yemen is considered a de facto proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. later on wednesday blinken traveled to the capital rihad. blinken also attended the foreign minister's meeting of the six nation gulf cooperation council. when saudi arabia and iran decided to restore diplomatic ties this year for the first time since 2016, beijing mediated talks between them. >>> meanwhile u.s. media outlets report blinken could be on his way to beijing in the coming weeks and a senior washingto

in 1945, the people of hiroshima and nagasaki were the first victims of unconventional atomic weapons. at 42 years later, the weapons of mass destruction landed in iran, this time on the other side of asia. for the first time in the history of the world, sardasht was chemically bombed with 7 mustard and blister bombs, which came from the city of sardasht. that the teeth don't hurt and the mustard gas rocket dropping bombs whose raw materials for the production of mustard gas were supplied to saddam's regime by two dutch companies called national chemicals and bs belonging to that smells, the dutch intelligence certainly knew about the incident in 1981 they were friends with saddam's regime, 130 people were martyred due to the severity of their injuries 8000 people were victims, who will have coughs and damaged lungs for the rest of their lives, but according to experts, in these two attacks, japan had extensive air defense and the ability to intercept and destroy the american plane. on the other hand , saddam's baath regime was aware that iran was sanction our country does not provide

weapon at the end of world war ii , demonstratively destroyed the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasakih two nuclear bombs, but the threat is impossible was left unanswered in the soviet union , having received the most important data on the american atomic project, along the line. the atomic bomb was created by foreign intelligence, and then tested at the semipalatinsk test site in august, 19. 49, the great powers simultaneously killed, preparing for a possible deadly battle, they were working on weapons thousands of times more powerful now nuclear. for a long 20 years of his life from 1948 to 1968, andrei sakharov was engaged in top secret work on the creation of thermonuclear weapons and related these problems, including 18 years in a closed city, but unknown as the sarov nuclear center, in contrast to the american developments that occupied a three-story bomb house, otsakharev was compact and suitable for delivering bombers after a successful test of the sakharov product in 1953, thirty-two-year-old andrey sakharov became an academician, a laureate of the stalin prize and a hero of

and then we can find a instructor totally columns on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki . the and on august the 9th soviet troops announced a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum dementia re, an operation has no match in military history. the red army defeated the glen tongue on me in just 10 days. the on august the 19th its commander in chief photos of the amount of compliance with the soviet high command ultimatum on immediate end unconditional surrender. behind it is sold to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit the after the start of the window on these military operations, the unit 731 and 100 were completely liquidated. as the my oldest, the surveyor telling me swift advance, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the us as a or of the countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese clinton. and i'll be your model to as a general issue was in a hurry the domain was advancing to quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russian. so the prisoners were killed and the bodies destroyed. per

said that some of the types we have are stronger than lips. are used by america in hiroshima and nagasakiew days ago, in a meeting with his belarusian counterpart in sochi, the president of russia announced the deployment of nuclear weapons in belarus within a month , and the president of belarus also said that if the country be targeted with a nuclear weapon he will answer. the boat capsized in the center of nigeria claimed 106 lives. it was carrying 250 people who were returning from a wedding party. so far, more than 100 people have been rescued and the search for possible survivors continues. according to local residents, several families, including children, were among the victims. the boat in nigeria is an issue for attracting more because of overloading and the use of low -quality boats . the european union foreign policy official emphasized the continuation of sanctions against syria and said that the conditions in the european union are now suitable for changing policies towards syria. it is none other than him who said these words at the conference in support of syria in brussel

. >> reporter: he's worked on similar projects for hiroshima and nagasaki. he said considering the russian invasion of ukraine, it's important to document what happened on the island. >> translator: i believe it is important for us to learn about the world and nuclear testing of the past. i want people to think what they can do to prevent such tragedies from happening again. >> reporter: the u.s. conducted its largest test. many residents were forced to leave their homes but were still exposed to the fallout. nuclear burns and cancers were common after the test. environmental elements were also permanently changed. now nature here is facing a new threat, climate change. a world bank report found that 96% of the capital city is at risk of flooding. citizens have been pushing for action. a poet from marshall island spoke at the united nations. >> no one moving, no one's losing their homeland, no one's becoming a climate change refugee. >> reporter: speaking to nhk world she says the residents know what climate change will do to their home. >> the thing is we w

the ussr will not provide restoration, by the way, even before the attack on hiroshima and nagasaki andof the defeat of nazi germany in march of forty-five , one idea arose, let’s say right away, not entirely successful, but which is rarely remembered today. stalin then acted as the direct heir of the slavophiles and directly proposed form the union of slavic states. this is after the third international and the comintern , as the historian svyatoslav rybis rightly notes. we are the new slavophiles leninists, slavophile bolsheviks, we stand not for the unification, but for the union of slavic peoples. the entire history of the life of the slavs teaches that this union is necessary for us to defend the slavs. take at least the last two world wars. because of what they started, the germans wanted to enslave the slavs. who suffered the most from these soldiers, both in the first and in the second world war the war suffered the most, the slavic peoples of russia, ukraine, belarusians. serbs, czechs , slovaks. isn't it the same in this war. did france suffer no more, the french opened the fr

more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped by the united states on the japanese city of hiroshima, nagasaki weapons will remain with the russian federation, and its placement on the territory of belarus is allegedly deterring the factor against potential aggressors. this is how it explains self-proclaimed lukashenko , we have already restored six of them today, we will restore them more, and we will discuss more. water after the deoccupation of the peninsula will be impossible, also dnipropetrovsk, zaporizhzhia , kherson and mykolaiv regions will suffer from a lack of water supply near kherson, it dropped by almost a meter, the russian resort of sochi is under water due to heavy rains, the matsesta river has overflowed its banks. according to the local operational headquarters, the first floors of houses are already flooded , roads are under water, cars are also damaged, there is no information about the victims of the natural disaster, and there will be no solution there will be no weapons, us senator jim ryz blocked the sale of himers systems to hungary, all because of its position on swe

the from nagasaki here were shima, korea, vietnam, in different areas of the world from the different times of war. united states has engaged in all sorts of war for biological war for nuclear war warfare. the united states indeed rectify on 1972 a convention on biological weapons. not in 2001 declines to sign the document known to experts as the protocol to the community for the vehicle. see a village key fob you have to go to a ship to support this username searched it is a in a place. what's the, what's capability, exclude, or say, newman or something, i'm going to build a new, more, and the western governments and their pliant minions of the media. tell us we must venerate nato as if it were some kind of pious in the 9th constitution. in fact, the nato is a very dangerous and aggressive military alliance, and it's in panic. the now can you use visa, typically from here to nancy kim's in the book. this is just me very the young showcase use the so he's going to the boys at the boys. the probably the one that's the end it'll be for them. imagery of assess florida doesn't want that.

than atomic bombs dropped by the united states of america on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki in the 45th year, and the deployment of these weapons is considered by the dictator as a deterrent against potential aggressors, at least he himself explain, let's hear what lukashenko said. well, please. yes, they were kept exactly like dogs in the village. we already restored five of them today . we will restore them more . me and putin. does this mean that in this situation the pronoun we is an attempt to convince the belarusians first of all that russia will protect us, meaning the republic of belarus and that nuclear weapons will save someone there and not become a point of which will be retaliated against in the case of the use of tactical nuclear weapons. those who also have nuclear weapons, well, it is a strange situation because, first of all, there are no nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus at the moment . well, what did he say there, where does he keep them, and what is he there it was restoring his personal problems, secondly, the very mechanism of using nuclear we

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atomic bombs were dropped by the united states of america on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasakin the year 45, and the placement of these weapons is considered by the dictator as a deterrent against potential aggressors, at least he himself explains, let's hear what lukashenko said, we have already restored six of them today, we will restore them more, and we will argue that we will already keep them in one place, mr. generaly lukashenko is already starting to repeat this pronoun quite often, we, we, that is, i and putin . does this mean that in the given situation, this is the pronoun we, this is an attempt to convince the belarusians first of all that russia will protect us , meaning the republic of belarus, and that this nuclear weapon will save someone there and not become a point on which they will strike back in case the use of tactical nuclear weapons and those who also have nuclear weapons, well, it’s a strange situation in general because, well, first of all, there are no nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus at the moment , what did he talk about there ? -secondly

powerful than the atomic bombs dropped united states of america on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki in the year 45, and the deployment of these weapons is considered by the dictator as a deterrent against potential aggressors, at least he himself explains let's hear what lukashenko said. well, please. yes. exactly, belarusians are our storehouse of these, like dogs in the village. we already have five or six of them today . we will restore them more. the pronoun we, that is, i and putin. does this mean that , well, in this situation, the pronoun we is an attempt to convince the very first belarusians that russia will protect us, meaning the republic of belarus and that it is a nuclear weapon someone will be saved there and will not become a point on which they will strike in response in the event of the use of tactical nuclear weapons. those who also have nuclear weapons, well, in general, it is a strange situation because, first of all, nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus at the moment have nothing to do with it told where he keeps it and what he restored there are his pers

missiles and bombs that are three times more powerful than those dropped by the usa on hiroshima and nagasakie have lukashenka's direct speech, let's listen, i'll ask a question, i often hear it this is a russian weapon without russia , this is not used. listen, there is a war . i heard that i will look around. yes, no, i picked up the phone, wherever i was, he picked up, he called. - that's where the attack is. kto eto ne vopros here is arguing about nothing . well, here we have already agreed, let olya's enemies tremble, and the transfer of nuclear weapons can remain unnoticed by other countries for western intelligence, for example, no, it is not possible. you do you believe that i am an ancient weapon already on the territory of the republic of belarus, russian no, not yet, they started in konstantin, i thank you for joining the broadcast and finding the time , konstantin moshovets, military viewers , the coordinator of the information resistance group, was in direct contact with us, thank you, residents of the great novosilka in donetsk region, they felt the advance of the front in their

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each of them is many times e in power, stronger than the bombs that were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. the crooked smile of history once brought treasures and spices from the new world to the old. now they are carrying atomic bombs. america is quietly stuffing europe with nuclear weapons say independent experts and demand to stop the escalation. well done, of course, but they could have paid attention to the obvious problem for russia earlier . the situation that is currently developing in europe is not acceptable by the european people. the united states. the fact that europe has american nuclear weapons, no one has ever really concealed the issue of its number of states placed their atomic bombs. in the old world, back in the middle of the last century before the advent of the nonproliferation treaty. since then, a number of countries have abandoned the status of a nuclear target, but in five states. they remained that germany turkey belgium netherlands and italy know that nuclear warheads are stored at six air bases. but how many of them the americans have not told anyone at the of

audience to beria, i’ll tell you more, so, ah, so the date is approximately august 15-18, hiroshima nagasaki happened, but rosatom has not yet been born yet no decision was made to establish the first main directorate. and so vissarionovich gathered scientists and sat there. well, still very young. by today's standards, the sarka-year-old khariton is 41-year-old korchatov. uh, the future minister, the first minister of vannikov, well, such a person in the defense industry, and now, the supervising deputy prime minister by last name. well, express yourself in modern language and imagine now, if the starion asks igor vasilyevich well, are you ready to create here or not, yes, that is, in this sense, and about the choice , what kind of choice are you, there is no choice, and there is no other way, except for everything is to create, and so to speak, e is not thanks in spite of. in what sense can rosatom be a little more ready, than all the others i say again, we emphasize, if we are the first, then only among equals, from time immemorial, we have been able to overcome the valley of death with t

another journal sounds horrible, but it's even jermel was not nothing compared to hiroshima and nagasaki. that's the point. no, no, of course is of course, but we didn't think 911. it was possible that film, i know you made it were in it's own that i'm telling you and your smart man, you can have an explosion and it's not going to be as bad as you think it is. why, why did the, why did the pro nato pro zalinski greens oppose me about what's happened to the green movie? maybe you want to just tell me what, what the green movement is completely supportive of, of the military industrial complex in your country. it seems like can't be, excuse me, one sec james water. excuse me for that. so i just have, i don't know what's in your politics of the green party, but it's so disappointing to me like starting the 1980s that they really change the world. but they have become pro anti nuclear energy. you mentioned green piece in the film. green piece. we showed one of the scientists who found it, po, found it, and he says, very clearly says bring peace has done a lot of good saving the wells, leadin

exaggerated what everyone thinks because of if you drop a bomb somewhere, then everything, well, hiroshima nagasaki in a meeting there, never surprising, and hiroshima, this city was thrown at someone and nuclear bomb and there are meetings at international meetings there will already be people who say nothing the end of the world has not come so let's see what they say, first of all , no one will destroy anyone from the damn lyceum , secondly, nuclear weapons are not that dangerous how they talk about it, and thirdly, what they had to use because they were warned in response. the answer will already be a military response of the nato bloc against against the russian federation. i think they understand it perfectly , but they continue to scare the beauty. say how do they say chatter on sacks er flip thank you, mr. oleksiy, for the conversation it was oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a reserve major of the national guard of ukraine well, information appeared that the peak of the dniprovska leak the head of ukrhydroenergo, ihor sirota, said in an interview with forts that $1 bi

the from nagasaki here were shima, korea, vietnam, in different areas of the world from the different times of war. united states has engaged in all sorts of war for biological war for nuclear war warfare. the united states did ratify in 1972, a convention on biological weapons, the starting 2001 the clients to sign the document known to experts as the protocol fits of the community for the vehicle, a village. he said we have to go to shifters. so for this reason searched it is a place. what's the, what's capability? disclosure, say new or something. i'm going to build a new motion. the of the 1834 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new art to the best land. from day one, the local population was bored into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this caused them as these guns and the people of l. g area began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french

it's hiroshima and nagasaki. well, what can be discussed?e toiv explosion, because it happened in the 50s, when your 30-8 kiloton bomb was detonated in the vorobukhiv region and immediately the 40th corps was thrown into the epicenter , because zhukov wanted to see how it would be in reality, here is a discussion disk is this a full-fledged nuclear strike or not because how everything will happen in reality, well, this is actually a guess on the coffee grounds, because only one precedent is not enough to understand how everything will happen, plus we understand that it will no longer be like the classic bomb dropped by the americans. that is, where 29 entered the combat polo over the city, a bomb fell out of a bomb hatch, it flew to a certain point and exploded, this will all happen if it comes to this in missile mode, and we well understand that a missile nuclear explosion on a test site is laboratory conditions, and in the realities of life, everything will be different, you can tell me how will happen in reality, and we understand that th

the inquisition, up to the use of nuclear weapons against civilians in the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki, which claimed the lives of more than half a million people , showed that the main method of interaction is coercion. the attempt to implement the green transition utopia has already brought disastrous consequences by the actions of irresponsible regulators has been introduced, in fact. forbidden investments in traditional energy, with no clear-cut goals of viable technologies understanding the long-term consequences of their actions. they launched a process that gave rise to a crisis in the global energy sector, unleashed inflation on world markets. all this has been exacerbated by the impact of the pandemic. it should be noted that both world practice and our own show that disasters are caused by a combination of a number of factors that have not been taken into account, and some of them. but in principle it is impossible to take into account, and the fundamental reasons are added to the chain of unforeseen circumstances from my own experience. i know that this happens with all majo

times more powerful than the atomic bombs that the united states of america dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki in fact , you will receive from iryna koval and the news information service . thank you, oksana. i will tell you about the situation in various regions of our country, including about the consequences of blowing up the kakhovka hpp and there will be more about aid to ukraine and many other news, so wait

the from nagasaki here were shima, korea, vietnam, in different areas of the world from the different times of war. united states as engaged in all sorts of war for biological war for nuclear war warfare. the united states did ratify in 1972, a convention on biological weapons, the starting 2001 the clients to sign the document known to experts as the protocol to the community for the vehicle. see a village key fob, you have to cut the ship to. and so for this reason they searched it is a lot of ways. what's the, what's capability is closed or say no, and there's still time to do a new motion. the release of russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community not getting hold of all sense and for the same assistance must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine the state on process to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say a request for check? the costs are excessive and i'm here to plan with

that's when a bomb three times more powerful than hiroshima nagasaki is waiting.d immediately she kept these people like village dogs and if only we will see the moment of aggression, we will definitely hang bombs and missiles on the installation in their warehouses , they will not be kept. drive him away, he'll do something there, let's agree on something to agree on, well, again , nothing to agree on, because uh, in principle , well, today there's an uh, economic forum, where putin is again talking about uh, everyone needs to be denazified around there, the country must be destroyed with him and him. the same conversations have not changed anything. for all this time, that's why the same conversations continue on their television, moreover, it's not just skabeeva , and she remembered everything, what must be done now, let's go let's end the war with ukraine, the war will begin to know well, of course, they don't really want to start with nato, but nevertheless , they constantly talk about how they are now winning the war with nato simply by threatening belarus w

powerful than the atomic bombs that the united states of america dropped on hiroshima in 1945 and nagasaki, more news, more information in a moment, in fact, literally right now, you will receive from iryna koval and the news information service . thank you, oksana, really. countries, including about the consequences of the explosion of the kakhova hpp. and there will also be about aid to ukraine and many other news, so stay tuned in ukraine on the 15th for your attention, a news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval . congratulations to all viewers , the number of dead as a result of the explosion of the kakhova hpp has increased to six in the temporarily occupied holoprystan community, the facts of two more victims of the russian terrorist attack were confirmed in the very place, the water level reaches almost a meter in some areas, people are unable to reach the houses, the city military reports the administration will note that in the capture by the russians of the bare prystan, the occupiers allow evacuation only after receiving a bribe, ukraine will demand r

, which have 3 times more powerful than those dropped on the trip in the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945, according to his, the estimates of using such weapons can, you know, can cause 1000000 people die instantly and he added that, god forbid is his use. so basically, he said, that's a won't be a problem to use nuclear weapons. if will sconce the, the bill are from president also said that russian toxic and nuclear weapons would be sold at several sides. and the republic um, basically uh, in may, we had from the, the russian sides, they reported that they had a range of receives, that is kind of a missile system capable of using photos, conventional and nuclear weapons. and that some been the russian at crops had been modified to use nuclear weapons. at the same time, russia will not give control over its texaco nuclear weapons developers, and most could well make decisions regarding the use of it as like basically, as you mentioned, the deployment and the decision, a deployment of the equipment decision rather now it was 1st announced by present patients back in march. so in l

states of america that use nuclear weapons 2 times against prison, japanese towns of hiroshima and nagasaki. braddy, if these do the americans believe that they have the right to do that. so they created the precedent, waiting for you to read. you said there was a cover letter in the matter of it, just you know, sorry you thought you feel that i feel that some i pressure you to say something. this is my job. now let's move towards some more nicer topics. could you please tell us about the position of russia monthly for 10 top countries. so me, you can nomic kelly according to some estimate as russia is in the 6th place. do you believe that tricia will retain this position? definitely. and now the coming years. so we will stay there. yeah, it says the 6 largest economy in the world in terms of a nice buying power factor to at least so it in to us, china, japan, india, germany. yeah. and then russian with to for the installation. number 650. i go to, so usually it's in this, indonesia is also uh, stripped to come in nearing the lease, some of the top economies world to use the inside and such

like to predict the future, why is a nuclear precedent created exactly once, it's hiroshima and nagasaki? well, what can we discuss about the toiv explosion, because it happened in the 50s , when your participation 38 a ton bomb was detonated in the orbuy region and immediately the 40th corps was thrown into the epicenter because zhukov wanted to see how it would be in reality, here is a disk discussion of whether it is a full-fledged nuclear strike or not because of how everything will happen in reality in fact, it’s a bit of a guess because there’s only one precedent, it’s not enough to understand how it will happen, plus we understand that it won’t be like the classic bomb dropped by the americans. that is, when the 29th went to a combat position over the city, a bomb fell out of the bomb hatch, flew to a certain point and shouted that everything will happen if it comes to this in missile mode and we understand well that a nuclear missile explosion on a test site is laboratory conditions and in the realities of life everything will be different. it is difficult for me to say how it wi

and the crimes and nagasaki, 0 a few months vietnam and the court in war. the american human rights week also marks the 1981 bombing of the headquarters. otherwise, as long as the republic party carried out by the formidable would, you'll have the next half terrorist organization known as the m k. o r m e k. 73 leading officials including vend justice g. fine, so long. well, how about the history were killed in the past? these moments republics, as the m k. o is responsible for children get at least $12000.00. they won is in tara tax while today the worst is beginning to d couple from the 3rd group that used to have a support and funded mac in their am or javi. and some of the terrorist attacks that, that, that group had waged against the, against the ron. through the, specifically, i think the 1980s. i believe that there were some iranians, scientists and engineers that, that group is also responsible for assessing, eating. so these things i'm against, and i think i think most americans, if you set them down and you explain these things to them, they would