Serhiy Flohy: nuclear war crisis
Two influential commentators in the summer of 2017 warned that Kim Jong-un's nuclear and missile development was going to be the worst nuclear crisis in the world since the Cuban missile crisis between North Korea and the United States. One of them was John Bolton, a Republican who would be President Trump's national security adviser in the future, and the other was former Democrats, the White House secretary in Clinton, and Leon Panetat, the director of the CIA and the Minister of Defense at Obama's office. The recent possibility of using nuclear weapons in the Ukrainian war, and the threat of North Korea's nuclear power power on its own day-to-day, still seems to be valid despite the large and small movements that have been hoped for peace over the past few years. What did we get wrong and what was lacking? The 2021 war crisis of the Harvard University History School professor and head of Harvard Research Institute in Ukraine, Serhishirhi Russoou, was re-imagineed by a novel about the Cuban missile crisis that inevitably brings memories to mind in this nuclear crash: the Cuban Missile Crisis, which was then 1962, the late President John Pittzer of the Soviet Union, and the former world of Cliffe Felddell, who is now a member of the United States of America.
Korean title: 핵전쟁 위기
Korean author: 세르히 플로히
Korean publisher: 삼인
ISBN-13: 9788964362211












