Приклади вживання Nuclear exchange Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The WMD: Nuclear exchange.
She can't dare challenge them to a nuclear exchange.
A nuclear exchange in the Middle East kills 20 million people and cripples the world's oil supply.
Nor can it stand nuclear exchange.
And beyond the costs of conventional fighting,they would also face the risk of a nuclear exchange.
If it comes to an all-out nuclear exchange, we all die.
If the US goes it alone, the conflict could conflagrate into a nuclear exchange.
As a result of a nuclear exchange in the Middle East have killed 20 million people and violated the world's oil supplies.
However, they reach the room too late,and all but those aboard the icebreaker perish in the nuclear exchange.
That war- a nuclear exchange between the United States and China, for reasons that have never been explained and don't really matter- fundamentally reshaped the world.
Recently, BBC television demonstrated the reality show,interviewing the world's experts on the possibility of a nuclear exchange in Russia and the United States.
Whereas a nuclear exchange with the US would mean devastation, submission to China would promise survival, and presumably a degree of continued autonomy.
I hope he realises very profoundly as I did, and as other presidents have done, that any nuclear exchange could involve catastrophe for all human beings.".
Large comets in a collision with the Sun can cause global disruption of electronics,which are usually associated with the work of electromagnetic weapons or full-scale nuclear exchange.
The truth is that no one knows whether the United States orany other members of NATO would risk a nuclear exchange with Russia over slivers of contested territory in Eastern Europe.
Meanwhile, the White House was focusing on the hardest challenge of all- providing a mechanism for presidentialsuccessors to execute nuclear war orders during and after a nuclear exchange.
During the Cold War,the notion of deterrence mostly applied to a large-scale nuclear exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union- a war that could not be won and would have meant the end of the.
The 1983 ABC made-for-TV movie The Day After deals with a nuclear war between NATO and the Warsaw Pact,focusing on a group of people attempting to survive during and after the nuclear exchange.
After the initial nuclear exchange in Europe, the United States enacts its"launch on warning" policy which will launch a full-scale nuclear attack on the Soviet Union if and when the United States receives indication that the Soviet Union is preparing to do the same.
The film revolves around a fictional war between the Warsaw Pact andthe NATO forces which escalates into a nuclear exchange between the Soviet Union and the United States.
Even if there were to be a conventional military conflict with Russia or North Korea, the first use of nuclear weapons would becounterproductive because it would likely trigger an uncontrollable and potentially suicidal nuclear exchange.
This intervention ultimately resulted in the destruction of the Israeli city of Tel Aviv in December 2053 by a terrorist nuclear device anda limited nuclear exchange between the conflict's participants in 2054, the world's first since 1945.
As members of NATO, an attack on either of those two countries risks invoking Article V, NATO's common-defense clause, thus drawing Europe and America into war with Russia,inexorably leading to World War III and nuclear exchange.
We have been told to prepare for a tactical nuclear exchange with Russia in Syria and forces at home in the US have been ordered to prepare for one-for-one intercontinental ballistic missile exchange(s) with Russia once the fighting breaks out in Syria!".
The film postulates a fictional war between NATO forces andthe Warsaw Pact that rapidly escalates into a full-scale nuclear exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union.
An exchange of nuclear strikes.