FriedRiceNSpice
Captain
Haha well maybe thats why the US would retaliate against both China and Russia. And possibly the French. Who else could've launched it? The UK and US are the only two other nations with SLBM capability.
What can you do with a nuclear power?
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Haha well maybe thats why the US would retaliate against both China and Russia. And possibly the French. Who else could've launched it? The UK and US are the only two other nations with SLBM capability.
The_Zergling
Junior Member
Frankly, that's a very terrifying foreign policy to live under...nuking anyone that had the *capability* to attack you? Bizarre as it may seem... I find it actually plausible that this would possibly be on the battle plans. Scary indeed.
GermanChinese
New Member
I think in case of the US and Russia it may possible to nuke any country with enough nukes who may actually have nukes in their arsenal if an attack may happen.
But in china`s case i think you can only nuke the nearby countries with nuclear capabilities. Russia, India, NK, Pakistan comes in mind.
But that asside, in terms of different nuclear bombs, did any county have actuallythe capability or already build some neutron bombs?
But in china`s case i think you can only nuke the nearby countries with nuclear capabilities. Russia, India, NK, Pakistan comes in mind.
But that asside, in terms of different nuclear bombs, did any county have actuallythe capability or already build some neutron bombs?
something useful and civilan for nuclear power use instead of just killing people. poster note
China, Russia sign bln-dlr nuclear deal: official
BEIJING, May 23 (AFP) May 23, 2008
China and Russia on Friday signed a one-billion-dollar deal to develop a nuclear energy facility in the Asian nation, a Russian official said.
"We have completed negotiations on construction of a uranium enrichment factory," Sergei Kiriyenko, head of the Russian nuclear agency Rosatom, told reporters in Beijing.
He was speaking during a visit to Beijing by new Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is on his first foreign trip since taking office this month.
All rights reserved. © 2005 Agence France-Presse.
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China, Russia sign bln-dlr nuclear deal: official
BEIJING, May 23 (AFP) May 23, 2008
China and Russia on Friday signed a one-billion-dollar deal to develop a nuclear energy facility in the Asian nation, a Russian official said.
"We have completed negotiations on construction of a uranium enrichment factory," Sergei Kiriyenko, head of the Russian nuclear agency Rosatom, told reporters in Beijing.
He was speaking during a visit to Beijing by new Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is on his first foreign trip since taking office this month.
All rights reserved. © 2005 Agence France-Presse.
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