If there is a nuclear war then the people of these countries will be safe, know what will happen to India…

The war between Russia and Ukraine shows no signs of abating. Almost two years and ten months have passed since the war started between these two countries. Tensions between the two countries have risen after the recent missile attack by Ukraine. In response to this, Russia also took such a step that the world has been surprised. Russia used Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) for the first time in this war. This long-range missile is also capable of carrying a nuclear weapon.

Ukraine’s intelligence agency has expressed fears that Russia may launch a major attack. This means that the risk of a nuclear attack from Russia has increased. The eyes of the whole world are fixed on the current upheaval. If Russia nukes Ukraine, will World War III start? If so, what countries in the world would be the safest?

Let us know what will be the condition of India
If a third world war situation arises, there will be devastation everywhere in the South Asian countries. Our neighbor Pakistan has nuclear weapons. India is also a nuclear powered country. China, another neighboring country of India, also has nuclear power. That is, in the event of war, the situation will become very bad. This area will be the most sensitive. If there is a world war then a large number of people in this region will be destroyed. After all, it’s hard to forget the horrors of America dropping atomic bombs on two Japanese cities during World War II.

According to a study recently published in Nature Food, a nuclear war would not only cause death from the effects of radiation, heat and explosion, but would also seriously disrupt the food supply, according to a report in the Economic Times. Changes to the atmosphere, oceans and international trade could put 6.7 billion people worldwide at risk of starvation. This study analyzes atmospheric and agricultural effects after nuclear war. It identifies countries that can avoid mass starvation. Among them, the name of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Australia, Iceland and Oman is on top. Adequate food supplies will continue to exist in these countries even after the war.

Areas at risk of starvation
Highly populated areas of the world will be severely affected. According to the study, USA, Canada, most of Europe and Russia will face severe famine. Most of the population of these countries can die of hunger. For example, 98 percent of the population in America (about 300 million people) could starve to death after a nuclear war. There are some regions that will not face complete starvation, but their caloric consumption will be greatly reduced. People in these areas will lose weight and their activities will become negative. Because they will not have food to eat.

Safety during a nuclear explosion
A separate study from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus explored ways to survive a nuclear blast. The study found that in the event of a 750 kiloton nuclear explosion (three times the size of the Nagasaki bomb), the best place to take shelter in the building was a strong room. Place of refuge is as far away from doors and windows as possible. The ideal location may be the corner of the room.

Rising geopolitical tensions contribute to the nuclear threat. Recent events have fueled global fears. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has warned that Russia’s new anti-ballistic missiles could destroy Western defense systems, with Medvedev posting on Telegram that the missiles could strike European capitals within minutes.

Potentially safe place: In the event of nuclear war, some countries are expected to be less affected by famine. These countries have been identified as potential asylum destinations.

Antarctica: Antarctica has little strategic importance, making it one of the safest places during a nuclear war. Its vast and undeveloped land can accommodate thousands of refugees.

Iceland: Iceland is known for its peaceful and neutral stance. Its geographical location protects it in case of nuclear war.

New Zealand: Due to its neutral foreign policy and mountainous terrain, New Zealand provides natural protection from military threats. This makes it a potentially safe place.

Switzerland: The country has long been known for its fairness. Switzerland’s terrain makes it a safe option in the event of a nuclear war.

Greenland, Indonesia and Tuvalu: These countries are geographically distant and politically neutral, making them less likely targets during a world war. Tuvalu has particularly limited infrastructure, making it a difficult target for military action.

Argentina, Chile and Uruguay: These South American countries are more likely to survive a famine after a nuclear war because they have abundant crops and a relatively stable infrastructure.