U.S.-China relations are going through a bad time today. China's army has called on its soldiers to prepare for armed war.
Tensions are rising, and now we will look at the scenario of a possible nuclear war between the U.S. and China.


STAGE 1 - Exchange of nuclear strikes

It all starts with the launch of strategic missiles ready for launch. China immediately launches all available missiles in the direction of the United States, coordinating the deployment of submarines and bombers with nuclear warheads to strengthen their attack.
Chinese missiles reach the U.S., targeting potential nuclear sites, military command centers, and vital production facilities.

The U.S. simultaneously responds by launching around 900 nuclear missiles aimed at China.


Numerous Chinese cities are being destroyed, and the United States is trying to eliminate China's nuclear infrastructure and reduce its offensive potential.
The escalation continues, over time, bombers and submarines with nuclear weapons arrive at the borders of China, which leads to further destruction and casualties.
The warring parties will not have a goal to kill as many people as possible. But since many industrial and military facilities are located near cities, the number of deaths will be huge

In the first hour alone, 210 to 300 million people will die in China, and the number of injured will be 350-700 million people.
In the United States, 40-50 people will die, and about 70-150 million people will be injured.

STAGE 2 - Consequences of nuclear strikes

As the initial devastation subsides, a grim chapter unfolds with the rapid spread of diseases. The aftermath of nuclear strikes leaves both the United States and China grappling with the breakdown of healthcare systems, infrastructure, and basic services.

Disease outbreaks, stemming from contaminated water sources, irradiated landscapes, and disrupted medical facilities, cause further suffering.

RESULT

The number of deaths in the United States grows to 50-70 million lives. The situation in China is even more dire, with disease-related deaths soaring to 280-350 million.


The industrial landscape will also suffer greatly. China manages to hit about 50-80 large industrial facilities, but the United States retaliates with about 400-600 strikes, as a result of which Chinese industry suffers seven times more.

In terms of military capabilities, the U.S. emerges as the more dominant force. It decimates almost the entire Chinese air force and a significant portion of its navy. In contrast, China only manages to neutralize half of the U.S. military's operational capacity.


Can we say that the United States has won? I think not. Both great countries will become only a shadow of themselves and will never be the same again.

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