Russia in World War Two

Russian war planning, preparation, collapse, recovery - recovery view in World War II Russia's history in World War II is still being revised. The historical editing of Russia's participation in the war from 1939 to the end of 1941 during the first few decades after World War II was largely based on the Russian national propaganda version and known versions of Russia It was based on a strict review. Then close behind the cold war "iron curtain".

Russia Over the past 200 years Europe and Russia have experienced a series of disasters from Napoleon's invasion, Crimean war, World War I, Revolution, World War II, and now from Communist countries to other countries It was. In any case, the country has recovered from the generation. Even after the Second World War, when the country was basically ruined, it restarted the satellite in 12 years. We can not predict what will happen in countries like Russia, but if you rely on vital nuclear power, it is not unreasonable to try to regain traditional military strength. From the investment in Russian traditional military technology, it is clear that we hope to reaffirm our position in this field and to continue business on international weapons trading.

As I wrote elsewhere, the threat of nuclear war is rising. There are 6,800 nuclear warheads in the United States and Russia has 7000 nuclear warheads. These two countries make up 90% of the world's total nuclear weapons. Increased hatred between the US and Russia inevitably increases the possibility of armed conflict, including nuclear war. The nuclear war began not necessarily because one party wanted nuclear war because it misunderstood the other's intention due to mistakes or accidents.

Two countries, the United States and Russia, occupy the majority of nuclear weapons in the world. The opponent before the Cold War accounted for 93% of the world. Even now, more than 20 years since the end of the Cold War, the two countries are still keeping more than 2,000 nuclear weapons alert and are ready to launch each other soon. This makes it easier for the two countries to initiate nuclear attacks, even with accidents, miscalculations and even cyber attacks. We know that terrorists are seeking nuclear weapons. Today nuclear materials that exceed 1,800 metric tons available for weapons, ie highly enriched uranium (HEU) and plutonium are stored in hundreds of places in 25 countries, but it is difficult to secure some of them. To make bombs, terrorists may not necessarily need to find the biggest bombs; they go to the most vulnerable areas of nuclear material. This makes global nuclear safety as strong as the weakest part of the chain.