Russian mobile missile systems do not pose a threat to the United States. But they are dangerous for Ukraine. However, the nuclear explosion itself is not so dangerous.

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1. Ok this guy has no clue … Of course not everybody will die immediately but dude a nuclear strike/war is something nobody on earth is able to predict the outcome …

2. People survived if they hid in a canal. He was probably recalling the scene in Wolverine.

3. Who is this weired guy? He should seek help.

4. Bro they have hydrogen bombs now.

5. **”The nuclear explosion itself is not so dangerous”**
   That is quite possibly the most insanely stupid thing I have EVER heard.

   **”It will not be the destruction of all Ukraine”**
   Every single bomb can destroy a city. And there is no lack of bombs.

   **”People survived if they managed to hide in a canal”**
   And 150 to 250k people still died, and the cities were obliterated. And even people who survived the blast died from radiation exposure.

   I will also point out that a comparison with H&N is pointless. Current bombs are **WAY** more powerful than “Fat Man” and “Little Boy” which were 21 and 15 kilotons.
   Current bombs are a different technology. They’re using Fusion instead of fission to make a boom. Most have a payload range of several hundreds kilotons to several megatons. Which is **A LOT** more.

   Downplaying the power of nuclear weapons is a very dangerous game. And a very stupid one. Don’t play that game.

6. I mean, unless you have some warning, they are very dangerous. You know, people caught outside and close to the center of the blast were vaporized. Then there is the fallout, which you need to wash off as fast as possible to avoid longterm health effects.

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