Since the end of World War II, the world has generally embarked on the path of peace. Although local conflicts still occur from time to time, people are aware of the devastating role of nuclear weapons and the maintenance of peace.
The existence of nuclear weapons makes it necessary for any side to think twice before considering starting a military conflict, because once a nuclear war breaks out, the consequences will be unimaginable, not only the countries participating in the war will suffer heavy losses, but all mankind will face a huge threat. However, different experts have different opinions on whether there will be a nuclear war in the future.
Some American experts believe that if China gets involved in a nuclear war, it will last only an hour at most. While this view may seem pessimistic, according to Princeton University simulations, once a nuclear war breaks out, at least 1,700 nuclear wars will break out within five hours, killing 100 million people. This shows that the consequences of a nuclear war are extremely serious, and no country is immune.
It is worth noting that China's nuclear deterrence capability is gradually improving, and China is able to launch strategic nuclear ** from the sea, land and air, and has a certain counterattack capability. Although there is still a gap compared to the United States and Russia, China's role in a nuclear war cannot be underestimated.
Russian experts, on the other hand, have a different opinion on this. They believe that China's thunderous blow is irresistible, because China is the only country that has a hydrogen bomb, and the power of the hydrogen bomb far exceeds that of the atomic bomb. Although China's nuclear ** is inferior to that of the United States and Russia, the presence of hydrogen bombs gives China a powerful deterrent in a nuclear war.
In the end, we hope that there will never be an answer to this question, and that a nuclear war will only bring disaster and suffering to humanity without any victory. We call on all countries in the world to work together to maintain peace and avoid this tragedy, making nuclear war an eternal nightmare for mankind.