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blue nuclear weapons, and one of humanity s most lethal inventions. 200000 people died instantly, following the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. in august 1945, many more lost their lives due to radiation over the following years. the attacks on japan were the 1st and only use of atomic weapons during a war. the international peace research institute estimates that there are around $13000.00 nuclear weapons world wide. russia owns most of them, then the u. s. and then with considerably fewer china, despite an overall reduction in nuclear warheads worldwide, the 9 nuclear powers are all upgrading their arsenals. while the strategic weapons like those dropped on japan, cause devastation and release wide ranging radiation. tactical devices, also known as many nukes, have less explosive yields, but allow full precision bombing, including on battlefields. regardless of the tight nuclear weapons on deadly, as shown in this report from the u. s. grandpas story told, a
blue nuclear weapons. so one of humanity s most lethal inventions, 200000 people, died instantly following the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. in august 1945, many more lost their lives due to radiation over the following years. the attacks on japan were the 1st and only use of atomic weapons during a war the international peace research institute estimates that there are around $13000.00 nuclear weapons worldwide. russia owns most of them, then the u. s. and then with considerably fewer china, despite an overall reduction in nuclear warheads worldwide, the 9 nuclear powers, the role upgrading their arsenals. while the strategic weapons like those dropped on japan, cause devastation and release wide ranging radiation, tactical devices, also known as many nukes, have less explosive yield, but allow full precision bombing, including on battlefields. regardless of the tight nuclear weapons on deadly, as shown in this report from the u. s. grandpa story told in ne