The picture shows the Hiroshima nuclear explosion
World War II is known to have ended in a mushroom cloud that exploded over Japan, Hiroshima and Nagasaki vanished in brilliant flames, and humanity has since acquired the power to completely destroy itself and the world. Fortunately, since the Second World War, this terrible weapon has been stored in the deepest part of the warehouse by various countries, and human beings have been able to continue to live normally on the earth, but we can also discuss the question of if Japan still refuses to surrender to the United States after the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the United States has a third atomic bomb, which Japanese city will be in ruins after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the discussion of this issue, we also need to analyze the international situation at the end of the Second World War.
The picture shows the surrender of Germany
On May 8, 1945, the Allies accepted the unconditional surrender of Germany at Karlsholt on the outskirts of Berlin, and the European theater of World War II ended with the collapse of Nazi Germany, although Japan was still stubbornly resisting in the Pacific Islands and East Asia, but it was unable to recover the final outcome of this world war, and at this time, the Allies considered how to use the east wind of the world war in the final time to create conditions for their own hegemony in the world in the future, the United States and Britain In an instant, Su abandoned the covenant between them, changed from a staunch ally to an opponent, and engaged in a secret contest under the conference table.
Pictured is the Potsdam conference
In July 1945, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union held a meeting of allies in Potsdam, during which the United States and Britain repeatedly challenged the Soviet Union, demanding that the Soviet Union fulfill its allied obligations, declare war on Japan in the Far East, and send troops into northeast China to eliminate the elite Japanese Kwantung Army entrenched here. Although the United States and Britain verbally exalted great righteousness and negotiated with the Soviet Union in order to save the world from water and fire, in fact, it was to divert the Soviet Union's attention from Europe to Asia, so that Britain and the United States could complete the plundering of Germany's talents and science and technology during this period, and prevent the Soviet Union from acquiring Germany's advanced industry and further threaten Europe.
The picture shows Hiroshima after the nuclear explosion
However, although the Soviet Union promised to declare war on Japan, it remained stationary in the Far East, watching the AMERICAN troops and the Japanese fight on the islands, paying for the lives of dozens or even hundreds of Americans for every inch of land. Naturally, the United States strongly protested against this, demanding that the Soviet Union send troops to fight against Japan as soon as possible, while the Soviet side regarded the PROTEST of the United States as a floating cloud, and said that the Soviet Union had not yet eased up from the huge losses in the war against Germany and could not fight against Japan. The United States, unable to do anything about the Soviet Union's "shameless" behavior, and was completely angered by the huge losses caused by Japan, so it dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6, and carried out a nuclear explosion in Nagasaki the next day, two nuclear explosions that shocked both the Japanese and the Soviets.
At this time, the Soviets really realized that if they did not sit still and watch the Japanese war, then there would be nothing for the Soviet Union to do in East Asia, which was undoubtedly not tolerated by the Soviet Union, and on August 7, the Soviet Union officially declared war on Japan, and in just a few days swept through the Japanese Kwantung Army in the northeast, and entered the four northern islands by force, and the next step was to point to Hokkaido, Japan. Fortunately, the Japanese side surrendered on August 15, the Soviet Union continued to invade Japan is also unknown, the United States can also block the Soviet Union, if the Japanese side refuses to surrender and the United States also has a third atomic bomb, then the atomic bomb will undoubtedly fall on Hokkaido, turning it into a Hiroshima-like hell on earth.
The picture shows the surrender of Japan
The atomic bomb hit Hokkaido as both a blow to the Japanese side and a deterrent and a warning to the Soviet side, warning the Soviet Union not to try to take another step forward on the Japanese mainland, and the United States did not mind fighting another war with the Soviet Union after the end of World War II. This is entirely possible for the United States, after all, at that time the United States had already made a good decision to send a large army to forcibly land in Japan if Japan did not surrender after the two nuclear bombs, even if it paid the price of american soldiers' lives, it would lay down a war plan for the Japanese mainland, after all, Japan was an important part of the United States' global strategy after World War II, and the United States could not sit back and watch Japan be placed under the control of the Soviet Union or other countries.
Author: Intelligence Officer