MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Forget nuclear bluster… only getting tougher can curb cruel Putin

This week, it sees only the 80th anniversary of the two uses of nuclear weapons in the war against human goals. Hiroshima bomb will be remembered on Wednesday. The Nagasaki bomb will be marked on Saturday.

Although these actions are generally believed to end the Second World War, they are not very controversial, not because of the many non -war civilians who died of terrible injuries.

American military officials prevented the publication of some paintings after years.

Some scientists who participated in the development of the bomb regretted deeply. Albert Einstein, who called on President Franklin Roosevelt to start the research that led to it, said that it was the only big mistake in my life ‘.

But now what do we think about President Harry Truman’s decision to throw two bombs in Japan, such discoveries cannot be discovered.

Many countries, including Britain, have concluded that the best reaction is to build their own bombs, so attacking by any other nuclear energy has been deterred. This policy generally worked.

The 1961 Cuban missile crisis was neutralized because both Moscow and Washington had a sense of seeing that a compromise was better than the end of the world. They both retreated.

Since then, most of us believed that mutual guaranteed destruction (MAD) would determine all of them except for the madness of doing actions that could lead to the use of nuclear weapons.

US President Donald Trump confirmed last night that the US navy was approaching Russia ‘and that it significantly increased the tensions between the two countries

Even if the Russians had died in the remains of a radiant Moscow, the Russians developed a terrible system known as a dead hand that would react to an American nuclear strike.

That was what former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev recently mentioned when he mocked Donald Trump about his approach to Russia recently.

And Mr. Trump declared that Russia ordered two nuclear submarines to be placed in appropriate areas’ in response to Russia’s’ extremely provocative ‘comments.

This is probably blush. Mr. Trump’s advisors will have told him that Mr. Medvedev is not an important figure.

And the US navy has many of the 12 Ohio class submarines equipped with great Trident Multi-Warhead missiles in Russia’s striking range.

Nevertheless, it would be foolish to complain with a war in Ukraine. Mad may have worked so far, but for many years, the world, Russo-American relations tense, mutual disagreement and personally hostile.

Mr. Trump may be unpredictable and irregular, but the root of this problem is the cruel and unlawful aggression that worsened Vladimir Putin’s inferior bombing attacks on civilians.

Mr. Trump is right that he should stop and Mr. Putin, who has to stop him. If he doesn’t, who knows where he can lead?

Russia took a long time to its nuclear power to limit the West’s reaction.

The West should now use the most violent traditional military, diplomatic and economic tools to bring Putin to the negotiation table and to obtain a ceasefire.