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Nuclear weapons and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

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Nuclear weapons are explosive devices that derive their destructive force from nuclear reactions, specifically the processes of nuclear fission (splitting heavy atomic nuclei) and nuclear fusion (combining light atomic nuclei). These weapons have immense destructive capabilities and have been used only twice in warfare, both by the United States during World War II against Japan in 1945.

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