that was known almost decade before that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nth_Country_Experiment
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it also helps if your air defense network doesn't collapse immediately because it turns out that in order to guard these nukes you need also regular capable conventional military
Neither Ukraine or Russia are on that list, and a couple of countries that do have a possible defensive war against Russia in mind withdrew from that treaty. That and Ottawa treaty (banning AP victim-triggered landmines)
Yeah, who else. Nuking Dresden at that point would be useless
you don't have to choose a side and you can wish everyone involved a very nice visit to hague
either that, or nukes would be used first in korean war instead. imo it's a good thing that nukes were first used against the most cartoonishly evil fascist state imaginable at that point
chatbots really are leaded gasoline for zoomers
it is some global anomaly that couple of biggest companies are essentially running on ad revenue (especially facebook and google)
wouldn't it make more sense if that title went to company that is, idk, in food or construction or energy or mining business
it's like they purposefully try to think as little as possible
looking forward to day when random datacenter where they outsourced their thinking burns down
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
no
not yet at least, but this might change soon
Command detonated mines don't fall under Ottawa treaty, so you might have had them (these are both claymore-type and OZM72-type)