THẾ CHIẾN THỨ 3 XẢY RA LOÀI NGƯỜI SẼ NHƯ THẾ NÀO? NƠI NÀO AN TOÀN NHẤT ?

I don't know what weapons WWIII will use, but I do know that WWIV will use bricks and stone. That quote is from Albert Einstein, one of the most brilliant mathematicians in the history of mankind. He has experienced two of the bloodiest wars of mankind, namely World War I and World War II. Therefore, he is in dire need of first aid. In the final months of his life, Einstein was always worried that another war on a global scale would happen again. World War III, a war of the strongest powers, and nuclear weapons will be used. And people will push each other to the brink of death. In the years after World War II ended, the climax of World War III always appeared. It was a cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union. It was the competition of China in the three-pillar position. NATO's expansion to the east caused Russia to take military action. It was the 60-year long conflict between Israel and Palestine that rekindled tension and attracted international attention. So what would happen if World War III broke out? Let's find out in the following video. So why did the war have to happen? Throughout the history of mankind, there have always been conflicts of interests between races, religions, and groups. They fought for influence over each other, and to some extent could not be resolved by negotiation. At this time, the war had to happen. It was also the result of the greed of some individuals. Since then, these people have attracted a large number of other people to participate in the battles to satisfy their goals. Throughout the history of mankind, the sound of bombing has never stopped. To this day, wars continue to break out all over the world. They harm the infrastructure, the economy, and especially the lives of people. Although there have been many large-scale long-range wars that have taken place in the Soviet Union to the present day, there have only been two worthy wars called the World War. It dragged millions of people from dozens of countries into a whirlwind, leaving a devastating impact not only on humans but also on the spirits of many generations. That was the First World War, which took place from 1914 to 1918. The Second World War, which took place from 1939 to 1945. Both wars were a struggle for the desire to conquer the three continents. The First World War caused severe and terrible consequences. About 1.5 billion people were thrown into the fire. 10 million people were killed. More than 20 million people were injured, so the economy of Asia was devastated. Many cities, villages, roads, bridges, and factories were destroyed. The Second World War was even more terrible. This was the bloodiest conflict in the history of mankind. The death toll reached 70 to 80 million people. The number of casualties was higher than that of the soldiers. Dozens of millions of people lost their lives in massacres, mass executions, food shortages, or diseases. At the end of the war, the US dropped two atomic bombs on two cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing tens of thousands of civilians, leaving a devastating impact on many generations to come. Wars always bring pain to both winners and losers. After the Second World War, with the establishment of the United Nations and peace organizations, humanity will sit back and hold hands to silence the gunfire. But not long after, the Cold War broke out between the two greatest superpowers, the United Nations and the United States. It was not as violent as the two wars, but it was a strong arms race and a war of honor of these two countries against other regions of the world. It was around the time of the Korean War, and especially the Vietnam War, that many people, not only in these two countries, but also in many countries around the world, were affected. And humans are still afraid of a third wave of the Cold War not long after the two World Wars. Patience has reached a limit with the Cuban Missile Crisis. And in 1962, the Cold War was at its peak. The two superpowers, the United Nations and the United States, were racing for nuclear weapons, a terrible weapon capable of destroying the world. The origin is that the US built many military bases surrounding the United Nations in Europe, placed in countries such as Britain, Italy, and Turkey. From these positions, missiles could be launched into the capital Moscow and many other important cities. To counter this threat, the United Nations launched a series of nuclear-launched missiles into Cuba, the US neighboring country in the Caribbean. After the Cuban Revolution was victorious in 1959, this country followed the path of socialism. The US saw it as a reactionary action and cut diplomatic relations with this Latin American country. In the morning of September 14, 1962, an American spy plane detected the first trace of the presence of a United Nations centralized missile base in La Habana. According to experts, if the war broke out, just 5 minutes later, the United States would have 8 million people. At the same time, the missiles in Europe were ready to go straight into Moscow and nearby areas. The whole world was holding their breath in the face of the risk of a potential nuclear war. As Einstein once said, if World War III broke out, nuclear weapons would be widely used, the world would be flattened into a plateau, and humans would return to the Stone Age. Fortunately, that did not happen. The leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to withdraw their missiles and solve all the problems peacefully. And at that time, humanity breathed a sigh of relief. The world also escaped from other wars later, but the risk of a World War III never disappeared. Why is that? Because the conflict between the West and the East never ends. The Western countries, led by the United States, always want to control the world, put everything under their control. However, with powers such as Russia, the Soviet Union's successor, and China, the tide is never in favor of that scenario. And many small wars all over the world can spread and become a world war. The first hot spot is probably the countries between Russia and the West. They are a series of Eastern European countries such as Ukraine, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Estonia, and Finland in the north of Europe, where there will be a war, where there will be a clash between the US and Russia's allies. Most of these countries have joined NATO, led by the US, and, of course, Russia does not rest until the border is threatened. The war has taken place in this area, and it is hard to know how far it will spread. The second hot spot is the Middle East, where there has long been a conflict of religion between Catholicism, Judaism, and Judaism. The focus is the relationship between Israel and Palestine. The reason is that in 1948, the West supported the establishment of the state of Israel. The reason is the desire to return to the homeland of thousands of Jews who have been exiled all over the world. They want to have their own nation, their own country, recognized by the international community after thousands of years. And finally, the Jews have been baptized, but the place they call their homeland has long been a hiding place for the Palestinians. They believe that the Jews who have returned have taken their land, and especially the Holy Temple of Jerusalem, which has been sanctified by many religions. And the conflict between Hamas and Israel has shown that this issue is difficult to solve. Thousands of civilians have been bleeding, and violence is rampant. The third hot spot is the Asia-Pacific region. It involves a rising power, China. The US fears that this dragon will threaten its dominant position, so it has found every way to protect it, along with a series of allies such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines. But China certainly wants to disrupt and influence the whole world. They are aiming at areas as far away as Africa and Latin America, which are considered the backyards of the West and the United States. And soon, these two opponents will face each other in a big battle. And the risk of a third world war is present. The United States has benefited greatly from two bloody world wars in the 20th century. They are far from the main battlefields in Europe and Asia. The country was not destroyed by war. However, the United States has made a lot of money from selling weapons to the warring parties. The war has caused many foreign scientists to migrate to the US to escape and contribute to building a powerful country like the US today. But if the third world war happens, perhaps the Americans will be able to smell the gunpowder near their borders. Russia and China are holding hands and influencing the backyards of the US in the Latin American region. And the soft powers of the United States, such as the Petrodollars, economic and military cooperation with allies are being destroyed by Russia and China. So will a war between the three countries happen in the future? Or will Russia and China decide to hold hands together in order to overthrow the dominant US? Recently, the Vice President of the Russian Security Council, former President Dmitry Medvedev, warned of a third world war if the West does not abandon hostile attitudes. An interesting question was raised. That is, if a third world war breaks out, where is the safest place? There are several choices, and most of them are in remote and remote places. First, it is a remote northern European country. This country has a geographical position, far from the powers that can bring disasters and a global conflict such as the US, North Korea, Russia and Iran. Similarly, in the northern hemisphere, there is New Zealand, where there is a separate island, has a lot of resources and can control the economy in the event of isolation. In addition, it can be related to Switzerland, Ireland and some northern European countries. However, because Europe is always the main location for the first and second world wars, so this place is also extremely unsafe. In the end, no one wants a war to happen. It is a tragic scene. Millions of families will be displaced. The consequences for the physical and mental health will be extremely severe and long-lasting. No one will really win because the price to pay is too expensive. The whole world is holding their breath. The future will pay off. However, humanity still hopes that there will never be a third world war. Thank you for watching the video. And now, goodbye and see you again.