There are many reasons why we never did so, but I will give you 3 reasons.
1. Even though russia had more nukes then the U.S, we both had enough to blow up the whole world, once you reach that point numbers are irrelavant.
2. America had the best military in the world, but russia had the biggest. Quality vs. quantity.
3. The biggest reason, it would have started a ww3. It would be america, japan, West Germany, france, england, canada, mexico, brazil, egypt, israel, spain, italy, South Korea, India, australia, and ireland vs. Russia, china, North Korea, iran, yugoslavia, greece, east germany, venezuela, vietnam, and ukraine. I think if no nuclear weapons where used america would still win, but the world would be a diffrent place.
The Hammer and Anvil Plan was engaged by Robert E. Lee at the Battle of Chancellorsville. It involved directly attack the enemy with one set of troops while having another set come from behind to finish the job.
August 6, 1945 on Hiroshima Japan by the US.
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One event that shows how close the US and USSR came to nuclear war during the Cold War is the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. The Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in Cuba, sparking a tense standoff with the US that lasted for several days. Another event is the 1983 incident involving the Soviet military officer Stanislav Petrov, who prevented a nuclear war by correctly identifying a false alarm of a US missile attack. This incident highlighted the potential for accidental nuclear war due to technological and human errors.
If you mean the Locarno Treaties which was a promise between Germany and the allies to never attack one another, then that was in 1925.
You can't attack an opponent's creature directly. you attack your opponent directly with your creatures. It's up to them to decide whether or not to block. The exception to this is if one of your creatures has the Provoke ability which means you can force another creature to block it.
yes, if not fed they attack one another for food that is very true at times
If you shake/threaten their nest, they will attack. If you threaten one directly by trying to hit and missing, it will attack. Do not squish one with your hand, as its dying effort will be to sting you.
Yes. Soldiers and armies fought one another and inflicted major casualties. That is a war. The fact that the USA and the USSR did not directly participate does not make it any less of a war.
Stalin worried Japan would attack the USSR on the east end of the country. He did not neet to be enticed to fight against Japan. He wanted to be the one who defeated them.
Part of what Israel did was develop nuclear technology based on plans that had been taken from the French. The USSR was allied with Israel's enemies, and viewed as a threat to Israel. At one point, to discourage the USSR from attempting to attack them, Israel strategically openned up its nuclear missle silos at a time when it knew that Soviet spy satalites were monitoring them, not as a threat, but rather to make sure that the Soviets knew that if they did attack Israel directly there would be reprecussions.
Not Directly From It. But They can panic and get one.
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Yes. Belarus was formerly one of the states in the USSR. It gained its independence in 1991.
It depends on the status, pack and ranking of another wolf. Wolves in the same pack are less likely to attack one another than another wolf in another pack.
Yes. Estonia is one of the former states of the Soviet Union, or USSR.
One cowardly attack for another, America dropping the atom bomb on Hiroshima.