I have also warned you time and time again that the combination of the extremely fragile ego and the likely cognitive decline of @POTUS can lead to a first (confirmed) US nuclear weapon battle usage since Nagasaki. But, make no mistake. The IRGC, most definitely, has a plan #NuclearThreat #USPolitics #IRGC #US #IR #JP
The news from August 9, 2026 discusses various events, including the proposal by German Transport Minister Bilger to link bonuses for railway management to federal criteria, the Iranian government's demands towards the USA regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's rejection of a peace plan for Gaza, memories of the dropping of the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, Japan, and forest fires in western Canada. (translated)
I strongly believe that the world needs to remember the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, its victims & survivors. 81 years ago, Nagasaki became a symbol of humanity’s capacity for destruction. It stands today as both a warning & a guide. It calls on us to build a world where peace #Nagasaki #Peace #NeverForget #JP
On August 9, 1945, after witnessing the devastation of Hiroshima, the USA bombed Nagasaki. In imperialist wars, there are no "good" ones: there is a will to dominate. We pray for the innocent victims. Sovereignty and self-determination are the bulwark against war. (translated)
The governor of Nagasaki, Shiro Suzuki, on the anniversary of the atomic bomb, labeled nuclear weapons as an absolute evil, called for their abolition, and noted that Japan's three non-nuclear principles should be respected, while Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi did not clarify the future of these principles. (translated)
Today we commemorate a massacre unique in History, together with that of #Hiroshima: the atomic bombing of #Nagasaki. If it hasn't happened again in the last 81 years, it's not by chance/luck: it's because of the pressure for #Peace from millions of citizens. (translated)
On the 81st anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi opened a debate on the possibility of equipping the Japanese army with nuclear weapons, signaling a shift in Japan's pacifist policy in the face of growing international threats. (translated)
July 1945 responds to the Allies' ultimatum by refusing to surrender, which leads to the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki on August 9 of that year, resulting in the death of 74,000 people and which, together with the earlier attack on Hiroshima, forces Japan to unconditional surrender on August 15, 1945. (translated)
In Nagasaki, the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing of August 9, 1945, was commemorated with a ceremony at the Peace Park, attended by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and representatives from 98 countries, during which Mayor Shiro Suzuki condemned nuclear weapons as 'absolute evil' and called for a concrete commitment to a world without nuclear arms. (translated)
In Nagasaki, on the 81st anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb by the USA, Mayor Shiro Suzuki called for reducing the risk of nuclear weapon use, warning of absolute evil and the consequences of a potential atomic conflict in the context of rising tensions in the world. (translated)
During the ceremony commemorating the victims of the bombing of Nagasaki, Mayor Shiro Suzuki called for the elimination of nuclear weapons, describing them as an absolute evil, and expressed concern about the growing risk of nuclear conflicts, which was also supported by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. (translated)
9 sierpnia 1945 roku na miasto Nagasaki zrzucono bombę atomową. Aby takie tragedie nie powtórzyły się w przyszłości, musimy pamiętać o historii i wyciągać z niej wnioski. Zdjęcie: Instytut Polski w Tokio https://t.co/YamUMWMRTJ #Nagasaki #Historia #Pokój
The article discusses the tragic history of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as monuments warning against the catastrophe caused by the use of atomic bombs, particularly emphasizing the destruction caused by the Little Boy bomb, dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, which destroyed nearly 90% of the city's infrastructure. (translated)
It's the anniversary of Hiroshima, but nobody knows who did it. The prime ministers of Japan and other high officials have consistently avoided naming the United States when talking about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This has been the established pattern in the annual ceremonies. (translated)
Today is August 6th, the memorial day for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Peace politics are not only about defense and security but also about aid, the climate, a safe home for everyone, and a society free from discrimination and racism. Peace must be built by everyone every day. (translated)
On the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Austrian politicians remembered the victims and emphasized the necessity of disarmament and diplomatic solutions in times of growing international tensions. (translated)
Today we commemorate a massacre unlike any other in history: #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki. *Hope* that it will remains a one-time event in history is NOT a strategy: if we’re still here, it’s because millions of citizens have pressured politicians to work for #Peace https://t.co/hHH8qW5JoC #Hiroshima #Nagasaki #Peace #JP #US
Today we commemorate a unique massacre in History: #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki. And it is not enough to just *hope* that it remains a unique event in History: if we are still here, it is because millions of citizens have put pressure on politicians for #Peace. (translated)
In a performance-based comment in Dagens Nyheter, political scientist Victor Galaz warns of the acute memory loss regarding nuclear weapons and their consequences, which results in increased rearmament and interrupted collective efforts; we have forgotten the human suffering and the historical significance of the atomic bomb explosions in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, despite the fact that we now face a new era of nuclear threats. (translated)
