WHAT IF RUSSIA NUKES UKRAINE! - A SCARY Realistic Scenario!

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[TheDevildogGamer]

Ok so we had to change the title and thumbnail due to so many people being mad that they clicked this and it wasn't actual news of this happening. If it happened you wouldn't be getting that news from a Youtube video that takes 30 mins to upload on a good day. Your phone would be blowing up WELL before. As was true from my 1st year on Youtube 12 years ago as is today 99% of views are driven by Thumbnail and Title so we adjusted for those that a wildly oblivious and thought this was breaking news

[tskenny]

The guy you placed down didnt take any radiation because he was placed in Birmingham. They live with a constant 600 Roentgen.

[JonasCVogt]

Who doesn't enjoy this kind of simulation? It's so heartwarming.

[viejitaloca]

at minute 5, wouldnt it make more sense to russia attack the ukranian side that links to the poland railroad? attacking poland would just be begging for an all out nuclear war and seems pretty unlikely

[DirtFlyer]

I think the biggest takeaway from this is how quickly things escalate if even one or two tactical nukes are used in Ukraine. It took about 4 hours from the first tactical nuke detonating, to all out global thermonuclear war. I'm betting that is pretty realistic too, because each side would be trying to beat the other side with their attacks before the other side launched another attack and/or got their missiles destroyed in their launchers. It's a race to use your nuclear weapons before they are destroyed, or the other side causes devastating destruction. I wonder how chaotic it would be after reports circulated around the globe of the initial tactical nuke attack on Ukraine.

[MrBeaker]

"The only winning move is not to play."

[Jon.A.Scholt]

Good shout-out to Threads. That is probably the most terrifying film I have ever seen and does a great job showing how absolutely helpless and hopeless the average person would be if a large scale nuclear conflict took place. To sum it up; the world would be an absolute post-apocalyptic hellscape. And the film does a great job focusing on the days, weeks, months and eventually years after a massive exchange. The lucky ones are those standing in the open, directly under a large warhead. That way it's instantaneous and you don't suffer all the consequences of survival. Yea, Threads is hands down the scariest movie ever made.

[mllecamill]

Also one might add: Those "small" tactical nukes are probably like the bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. Thats how "small" they would be. ^^

[koala.justakoala]

As a Ukrainian I just want to say this to everyone reading: try not to look at this like just statistics, or some video game match results. Actually imagine yourself experience all of this: the sirens, the explosions, the ground shaking, the flames everywhere, not knowing where your loved ones are, where to go, or if there's anywhere to go left. Thinking constantly that all of your close people can already be dead and you probably won't know for sure for a long time. I used to not think about such videos in much detail, but having the war in my country has shifted my perspective quite a bit

[praetoriancorps]

I can still see them also purposely targeting entire cities instead of just military targets.

[SJ-xguf]

Somebody REALLY should make an updated version of either "The Day After" or "Threads".
Just for the fact that we have sooo much more technology today than we did in the 1980's

[kylexrex]

*"Usually Hawaï doesn't get hit that much"* lmfao, that gave me a chuckle

[DurzoBlunts]

Honestly that many nukes hitting the silos, I wonder how deep the craters would be. That saturation was insane, crater on top of crater.

[turbotwo]

It seems like this simulation doesnt take into account any type of defense. It seems like every missile launched will reach its target. I wonder how accounting for any kinds of defensive measure would change the out comes.

[ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

As disturbing as 'Threads' is, even that probably doesn't even cut it when it comes to how inconceivable it will be. Living in the Metro Atlanta area there are targets all around me. Not just Dobbins Air Reserve Base but 4 power plants, the CDC HQ and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. The Federal Reserve also has a building here.

[spookystorytime]

"I don't think anyone is stuiped enough to use a nuclear weapon"

Bro....don't tempt fate. We have 99.9 percent of stuiped world leaders currently

[ЙцукенПетрович]

"Some of these triggers are very slow... Very slow..."
This is how you know it's realistic.

[TheBic]

Suddenly realizing that I live close enough to an air national guard base that I’ll be wiped out by multiple nukes😢

[the.real.ketchup]

"5kt isn't really big..."? Bro that's 5000 tons of TNT. Not 5 sticks! Kinda big now, huh?

[gpheonix]

this isn't nearly as apocalyptic as i thought it would be. I thought literally ever square inch of where anyone is living is getting nuked.