Russia Receives G7 Warning for Attempted Use of 'Nuclear Weapons'

We are on the verge of the explosion and the G7 pronounces itself to give its maximum warning. The reason is due to some eviction drills that Russia has carried out in its nation in the face of a possible nuclear attack.

In addition to this, the threats made by its current president Putin have been constant, where he ratifies acting with reprisals if they continue with the sanctions.

Who make up the G7?

Canada, France, Japan, United Kingdom, United States, Germany and United States. These are the countries that maintain a radical position towards Russia due to possible threats to attack Ukraine with chemical weapons.

The pronouncements became more tense when the American leader, Biden, assured that they would take part in the war if nuclear weapons are used against Ukraine.

The worst catastrophe for Ukraine and Europe

Nuclear weapons have left their mark on history, Hiroshima (a city in Japan) suffered the worst consequences in the Second World War due to the attack carried out by the United States with nuclear bombs.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki are believed to have killed nearly 200,000 people in two deadly attacks, considered the only two nuclear bombs used in the history of warfare.

Many continued to die consecutively, due to exposure to radioactive fallout.

The worst catastrophe in history

This is something that is considered not only a catastrophe for the Ukrainian nation, but a direct attack on Europe and the world. This is one of the greatest risks that can occur in the history of the world.

As well as the events in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we also find the nuclear accident that occurred in Chernobyl. Where an explosion would cause an expansion of radioactive clouds. About 30 people died from the explosion and exposure to radioactive fallout.

It is estimated that Chernobyl will not be inhabitable for about 20,000 years. Observing the magnitude of the sinister we can understand the delicate use of nuclear weapons in the wrong hands.

We could not just talk about the worst catastrophe in a city, but in the whole world. Russia has the greatest potential in nuclear weapons that can be recorded today in history.