Tsar Bomba | Will Putin Use The World’s Largest Nuclear Bomb If The Ukraine Russia War Escalates?

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Published 2022-09-23
Thirty years after the end of the Cold War, the United States and Russia are yet again standing face to face over Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has renewed nuclear threat to the West, possesses the biggest weapon ever made, the world’s largest ever nuclear device – the Tsar Bomba or "the Emperor of Bombs".

On October 30, 1961, at the peak of the Cold War, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev sent an unmistakable warning to the West by testing the most powerful weapon mankind had ever seen. The Tsar Bomba was 2000 times more powerful than the American bomb dropped on Nagasaki and 10 times the total firepower used in the entire Second World War.

Can the course of the war in Ukraine today force Russia to resort to its deadly nuclear weapons? Will Putin use the world’s largest nuclear bomb if tensions with the West over Ukraine escalate?

Video Credit: Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation

#russia #ukraine #tsarbomba #russiaukrainewar #putin

0:00 - Introduction
2:12 - What Happened on October 30, 1961?
5:24 - How Big Was the Tsar Bomba?
7:48 - How Was the Tsar Bomba Created?
9:08 - How Did the Tsar Bomba Get Its Name?
9:42 - How Does a Hydrogen Bomb Work?
10:36 - Did the “Tsar” Satiate the Soviet Appetite for Nukes?
12:18 - Global Nuclear Threat – Where Do We Stand Today?
13:12 - Can the Tsar Bomba Be Used Today?

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All Comments (21)
  • @rudey24-74
    Worrying about somthing you have no control over is pointless so enjoy every day why you can
  • I am typing this the help of my grandson, Mike. I am 96 now. My father was a WW I veteran. He used to often say about the ingenuity and the rapid pace at which man is working to destroy himself. I witnessed this during WW II and miserably, I am seeing the ingenuity and the pace again.
  • @Equal2u
    Russia has gone to great lengths to avoid conflict! Unlike the US that seems to seek it out!
  • @heaven33957
    I like him! He has balls and stands up to the west! He also respects the Creator through every religion and is not racist! He judges a man from the spirit not the outside! I respect him greatly🙏🏼💖💖
  • My grandmother was born in1889. She told me about nature and the world changed dramatically after the hundreds of hydrogen bomb tests. She would cry saying how that I would never know how beautiful the world was. The world is broken and those idiots did it.
  • @ponnaga550
    Russia knows how to defend it's sovereignty. Not a wise idea to play with fire.
  • @doublej3313
    Imagine if we spent the same amount of time and energy improving the world!!😢 it’s a futile activity no one wins
  • @pcjenkin
    The Tsar Bomba was originally 100 megatons, but Russian scientist were afraid that the nuclear chain-reaction might not stop, so it was lowered to 50 megatons. The shock wave circled the earth twice.
  • “The way to win an atomic war is to make certain it never starts.” - Omar N. Bradley
  • I remember about Einstein's quote about the threat of Nuclear war, "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones". It will bring us to the next Stone age or Ice age if do not learn from our history's darkest past
  • @MojoSun1
    Mankind's worst enemy is themselves.
  • @user-no7oj6by1x
    Я уважаю своего президента мы за его спиной как за каменой стеной я чиченец
  • imagine walking outside thinking what a sunny day and then see that damn mushroom cloud welp folks it was nice knowing ya
  • @tirusting8806
    I wish we spent more time in collaboration more than wars