According to him, he recently visited Hiroshima, the Japanese city, where an atomic bomb fell in 1945. Gabbard said that what he saw and heard left a deep impression on him.
“I recently visited Hiroshima and stood at the central base of a city that suffered from an unimaginable fear caused by a single nuclear bomb in 1945. He wrote, the stories I have seen and the inevitable sadness I heard and the inevitable sadness will remain forever.”
Gabbard stressed that modern nuclear ammunition has become even more powerful and that some politicians increase the tension between such weapons and countries irresponsibly.
Previously, US President Donald Trump also expressed fears that the conflict in Ukraine could lead to a nuclear rise.
Source: Ferra
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