Nuclear Diary

Nuclear diary At 10:57 am Monday, 14th October, nuclear war is now a real threat. As prescribed in the treaty after the Gulf War, the US has been requesting weapons inspectors to enter Iraq for several weeks. But now the United Nations always supports the Americans and has set a final notice for three weeks, Britain supports the US like France and Egypt and Saudi Arabia is closer than Iraq so the United States uses it as an air force base You are allowed to do.

President Ronald Reagan also saw it. In his diary he wrote that the movie was "very effective and I felt very depressed." In his memoir, he partially suggested the medium range nuclear power treaty signed in 1987. Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to remove all short and medium range nuclear missiles. In the American episode of 2016, various families saw The Day After. After seeing, the 15-year-old Paige whose parents were secret Soviet spies approached her father. "Do you really think that it will end like that, is everything okay?" She asked. He explains that it is for this and that he and her mother support the Soviet Union. "We hope that we are together and it will be very fast," Paige concluded. "It is better to kill directly rather than sickness."

The United States lives in the nuclear Soviet Union, but still lives in Russia and China who have nuclear weapons. India lives in Pakistan. Regardless of whether it claims to be noisy, the international community lived with the nuclear North Korea. Just like anyone else, deterrence in the north is okay

We live in the era of new nuclear insecurity. Current news articles concern North Korea, Russia and even Iran are concerned about the possibility of nuclear attacks in the United States or the precise capabilities of American enemies. Recent news that President Trump has urged us to significantly increase our nuclear reserves, many are looking at the bad calculations in the nuclear era and in many cases this problem is resolved safely at the end of the Cold War I believe it was done. At the time of the investigation, the children talked about incredibly wonderful information about the threat they felt. Professor of psychology interviewed in an interview with Red Book said, "Today's children know that the annihilation of nuclear weapons is not a personal nightmare.This is a terrible public reality - adults also fear it I am. "