We’re Not Prepared For The Scale of Casualties From A Nuclear War With North Korea

A North Korean missile Taepodong class is displayed during a military parade to mark 100 years since the birth of the country's founder Kim Il-Sung in Pyongyang (AFP Photo) / AFP

Newsweek: Nuclear War with N. Korea: We’re Not Prepared for the Scale of Casualties

The global impact of nuclear war—in perception and reality—took a significant, unprecedented and highly negative turn in the summer of 2017 with North Korea’s acquisition of a thermonuclear weapon.

Those of us in the field of emergency preparedness shudder with the realization that a growing number of nations are joining the global thermonuclear arms race.

This reality is fraught with consequences that most people do not recognize, and frankly do not want to know.

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WNU Editor: No one can ever be ready for this .... Millions Could Die If North Korea Attacked Seoul with a Nuclear Weapon (Daniel R. DePetris, National Interest).

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