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It's much much harder to make nuclear bomb that many give credit.
I just posted a Wikipedia article which provides all the information needed.
Plus, all such nuclear explosions leave a signature trace that allows you to know where the uranium was mined, which could easily lead back to the country of development, which would then be destroyed.
Rather beside the point once the explosion has been accomplished, wouldn't you say?
By the way, were you aware that your statement here is idiotic?
A great amount of heat and pressure must be applied to trigger an nuclear denotation.
I'm still waiting for your evidence, which isn't going to happen because it's not true. Because you don't know what you're talking about.
