magz wrote:
A "sub" is, I believe, a submarine.
As far as "sub" being "submarine", I know it.
The part that I don't know is how do nuclear submarines work? Do they fire nuclear bombs the same way other things fire them? Are they more effective than other things seeing that nuclear submarine can wipe out a country while other things can't? If so, how do you know Russia won't use nuclear submarine?
By the way, few days ago I read that Russia moved one of its nuclear submarines somewhere. That was the first time I heard of nuclear submarine actually. But that shows that Russia does get ready for a strike.
I also read about a train in Russia transporting nuclear material somewhere.
magz wrote:
The whole Cold War was all about ensuring a nuclear destruction doesn't happen. And it didn't happen

But the only time there was a threat of similar magnitude was cuban missle crisis.
magz wrote:
In the meantime, the West has done a lot of development towards high-precision weapons and highly effective tactics, which Russia has not.
What stopped Russia from doing it?
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