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Did the US drop an A-bomb on Russia?
No.
Did US tell Russia how to build the H-bomb when US was still inventing it in 1951 or how did Russia know how to build its own H-bomb meanwhile?
They figured it out themselves a few years later.
Who invented the first atomic bomb America or Soviet Russia?
The US .
Did russia ever used its atomic bomb?
In combat no, only the US has.
What weapon did the US build in 1952?
During the Cold War (when US want the world to be capitalist while Russia wanted it to be communist) in 1950, US President Harry S. Truman authorized the invention of a bomb stronger than the atomic bomb (A-bomb), which both US and Russia already had in their arsenals, just in case if there would be a World War III when World War II just ended. The US tested its first H-bomb (hydrogen bomb) in 1952, which was thousands of times stronger than the A-bomb, then the Soviet Union (Russia) tested their own H-bomb in 1953.
Why did Russia bomb the Jews?
Eh? When and where did 'Russia bomb the Jews'?
What rival nation learns of the us top secret program to develop an atomic bomb?
Russia .
Which country have more powerfull atomic bomb?
Actulla Russia don't about the progress they have done so is imposible to tell. Both, Russia and the US have hydrogen bombs.
Which bomb is known as king of bomb?
The Tsar Bomba by USSR or Russia.
Why did the US drop the second nuclear bomb on Japan?
Because Japan had not surrendered yet. There was also a danger that Japan would surrender to Russia as opposed to the US.
How did it affected the world when US dropped the bomb?
It made the United States a world player and started the Cold War with Soviet Russia.
When did US drop a bomb on Japan surrenders?
They did but they had decided to surrender before the bombs. August 6 1945, US drops the first bomb. Meanwhile Japan was hoping for Russia to help with the procedure but Russia declared war against Japan and invaded Manchuria making a mess of Japan's service men there. Japan did know to surrender to the United States than surrender to Russia.
