We know that relations between the United States and Russia have been tense for decades. As the confrontation between the two countries intensifies, people begin to worry about an unimaginable question: What will happen to the world if the United States and Russia really can't hold back, fight each other, and drop nuclear bombs on each other? Recently, two deductions by American think tanks have revealed the potential consequences of this terrible scenario.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for two years, and the game between the United States and Russia has become increasingly intense. Through a series of indirect means, such as leading NATO to sanction the Russian economy, the United States has assisted Ukraine in weapons and ammunition, with the aim of trying to weaken Russia's strength.
Such an approach not only puts Ukraine in a difficult situation and becomes cannon fodder for the United States, but also puts pressure on European allies. With the soaring energy prices, the increase in military needs, the rising cost of living for the people of Europe, the miserable life, and the food crisis in many places.
And all this is closely related to the supply of Russian energy, the inability to export grain. Against this backdrop, tensions between the United States and Russia have become increasingly tense, and fears of nuclear war have arisen.
After all, with the escalation of the situation, NATO not only erected more than 200 missiles on the border, but also increased its troops by 300,000. He also released cruel words, it is necessary that NATO will come to an end. Of course, Russia is not frightened, and has repeatedly shown that once the United States and NATO cross the red line, it is not impossible to drop a nuclear bomb.
So, some people are curious, if the United States and Russia really do it and drop nuclear bombs, what will be the consequences? The results of the deduction of American think tanks paint a devastating future for us. First of all, whoever strikes first will have a disastrous outcome. Of course, the first one to make a move will seize the initiative in the war, and will be able to destroy the other side's nuclear forces at the first time and gain more advantages.
If the United States takes the lead in launching a nuclear strike, Russia's missile silos and major military bases will be targeted, and as a result, land-based nuclear forces will be greatly weakened. But Russia still has the strength to fight back.
That is a nuclear counterattack in the airspace and in the sea. Its nuclear submarines, nuclear torpedoes, hypersonic missiles, strategic bombers, etc., will launch a secondary nuclear counterattack against the United States, causing great damage to the US mainland. Then the two sides quickly entered the process of dropping nuclear bombs on each other, and not only the military bases of both sides would be reduced to rubble, but hundreds of cities would also be destroyed, and hundreds of millions of people would be killed as a result.
During this period, the allies behind the United States and Russia will also appear and participate in the war. And those who have hatred for the United States and Russia will also have revenge, and some ambitious countries have taken the opportunity to stir up the situation and trigger large-scale wars. As you can imagine, it's basically the end of the world.
If Russia were to launch a nuclear strike first, the situation would be similar, and no one would be able to take advantage of it. As the world's largest military force, the United States is equally capable of nuclear counterattack. Once the United States is attacked, it will fight back with all its might, leading the two sides into an even more tragic war. Such a war would have far-reaching consequences for the world situation.
Through the results of the deduction of the US think tank, it shows the horror of nuclear war. Whichever side initiates a nuclear strike will lead to irreparable damage. Such an outcome would not only destroy the two great powers, but would also bring incalculable disasters to the world. In a nuclear war, there will be no winner. After all, the 12,000 nuclear weapons in the hands of the United States and Russia are powerful enough to destroy world civilization dozens of times.