After ending the video call, Jiang Yan Hai left. He knew there was no way a conclusion could be reached today. This concerned the strategic development of the entire nation, so it could not happen that quickly. Still, Jiang Yan Hai believed the chance of success was above 80%!
When faced with a major turning point in the development of the nation and its people, the leaders of this country and its people had never lacked courage! We all had courage; it was simply that, more often than not, there had been no opportunity to use it.
Under such circumstances, either choice would have been perfectly normal. Jiang Yan Hai was not surprised. He only needed to wait for the answer.
After returning to his quarters, Jiang Yan Hai did not go looking for He Zhi Jun or Bai Zhipeng. They were still handling the aftermath. Just as Jiang Yan Hai had said, two one-megaton nuclear warheads had solved every problem.
Forget the ice sheet—even an iceberg could not withstand weapons created by mankind.
The ice in the strait had been completely destroyed. As for the situation on the island, no one cared. The troops stationed there would have only one task from then on: wait outside the radiation zone. The two nuclear bombs had actually both been Hydrogen Bombs, deliberately designed to minimize radiation. There were many types of Hydrogen Bombs. Some produced very little radiation, while others produced even more radiation than atomic bombs.
For example, a three-phase bomb was a Hydrogen Bomb specifically designed to increase nuclear radiation contamination.
However, since they were being used in this world, they naturally chose the type with the least radiation. All they wanted was power. Thus, these Hydrogen Bombs produced very little radiation. Only at the instant of detonation did