Hyper Sonic weapons .. Russia,, USA, China Working On It

[Vikash]

A new arms race is afoot. China, Russia, and the United States are aggressively pursuing the development and deployment of advanced hypersonic weapons, while other states are starting or scaling up their own programs. But what are these weapons? Who’s working on what? And what are the implications for global security? A strategy for managing the race toward these weapons—which combine speed with maneuverability and long ranges—has never been more crucial.

FEATURED RESEARCH

• • REPORT
  • Silver Bullet? Asking the Right Questions About Conventional Prompt Global Strike

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • SEPTEMBER 03, 2013
  • With some CPGS technologies reaching maturity and an acquisition decision approaching, the time is right for a national debate about the benefits and risks of CPGS.
  
  
• • QUICK TAKE
  • China’s Tests Are No Sputnik Moment

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 21, 2021
  • China’s recent tests of a novel nuclear-weapon delivery system may not represent a new threat to the United States. But they should prompt the development of a new diplomatic strategy to prevent a dangerous arms race.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY: SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON STRATEGIC FORCES
  • Missile Defense Strategy, Policies, and Programs in Review of the Defense Authorization Request

  ​

  • ANKIT PANDA
  • JUNE 09, 2021
  • Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
  
  
• • RESOURCE
  • Hypersonic Weapons Explainer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • APRIL 02, 2018
  • James Acton, co-director of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, explains hypersonic weapons.
  
  
• • BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
  • Banning Hypersonics: Too Much to Hope For

  ​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JUNE 26, 2015
  • 中文
  • Burgeoning research into hypersonic missile systems may disrupt a delicate strategic balance between the nuclear states. Yet due to diplomatic and regulatory barriers, a global ban seems unlikely.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • Prompt Global Strike: American and Foreign Developments

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • DECEMBER 08, 2015
  • The difficulty of reaching a definitive conclusion about whether to acquire Conventional Prompt Global Strike (CPGS) weapons stems both from technological immaturity and from flaws in the Department of Defense’s approach to CPGS development.
  
  

• Conventional Challenges to Strategic Stability: Chinese Perceptions of Hypersonic Technology and the Security Dilemma​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JULY 23, 2018
  • Chinese experts are increasingly using the term “strategic stability” to refer to a bilateral nuclear relationship of mutual vulnerability. Maintaining such a mutually vulnerable relationship with other major nuclear powers, especially the United States, is of ultimate importance for Chinese decisionmakers.
  
  
• • WASHINGTON POST
  • China’s Ballyhooed New Hypersonic Missile Isn’t Exactly a Game-Changer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 04, 2019
  • There are good reasons to question how much additional capability the DF-17 will provide. Chinese propaganda, by contrast, is the only unclassified source for the accuracy of the first-of-its-kind DF-17.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • China’s Advanced Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 23, 2017
  • What can be learned about China’s hypersonic boost-glide weapon program from flight tests, and the implications of the program for the security of the United States and our allies.
  
  
• • NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW
  • Russia and Strategic Conventional Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 03, 2016
  • Russian political leaders and military strategists are growing increasingly concerned about strategic conventional weapons, particularly long-range, hypersonic weapons. Some fear that strategic conventional weapons could prove decisive in a major conflict and that Russia is lagging behind in their development.
  
  
• • FOREIGN POLICY
  • Target:?

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • MAY 06, 2014
  • The United States has spent $1 billion on a weapon that has no mission and has started an arms race with China in the process.
  
  
• • SCIENCE & GLOBAL SECURITY
  • Hypersonic Boost-Glide Weapons

  ​

 

[kotta]

Good

 

[Aary]

Hmmm

 

[Picasso]

A new arms race is afoot. China, Russia, and the United States are aggressively pursuing the development and deployment of advanced hypersonic weapons, while other states are starting or scaling up their own programs. But what are these weapons? Who’s working on what? And what are the implications for global security? A strategy for managing the race toward these weapons—which combine speed with maneuverability and long ranges—has never been more crucial.

FEATURED RESEARCH

• • REPORT
  • Silver Bullet? Asking the Right Questions About Conventional Prompt Global Strike
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • SEPTEMBER 03, 2013
  • With some CPGS technologies reaching maturity and an acquisition decision approaching, the time is right for a national debate about the benefits and risks of CPGS.
  
  
• • QUICK TAKE
  • China’s Tests Are No Sputnik Moment
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 21, 2021
  • China’s recent tests of a novel nuclear-weapon delivery system may not represent a new threat to the United States. But they should prompt the development of a new diplomatic strategy to prevent a dangerous arms race.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY: SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON STRATEGIC FORCES
  • Missile Defense Strategy, Policies, and Programs in Review of the Defense Authorization Request
    
  • ANKIT PANDA
  • JUNE 09, 2021
  • Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
  
  
• • RESOURCE
  • Hypersonic Weapons Explainer
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • APRIL 02, 2018
  • James Acton, co-director of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, explains hypersonic weapons.
  
  
• • BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
  • Banning Hypersonics: Too Much to Hope For
    
  • TONG ZHAO
  • JUNE 26, 2015
  • 中文
  • Burgeoning research into hypersonic missile systems may disrupt a delicate strategic balance between the nuclear states. Yet due to diplomatic and regulatory barriers, a global ban seems unlikely.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • Prompt Global Strike: American and Foreign Developments
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • DECEMBER 08, 2015
  • The difficulty of reaching a definitive conclusion about whether to acquire Conventional Prompt Global Strike (CPGS) weapons stems both from technological immaturity and from flaws in the Department of Defense’s approach to CPGS development.
  
  

• Conventional Challenges to Strategic Stability: Chinese Perceptions of Hypersonic Technology and the Security Dilemma​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JULY 23, 2018
  • Chinese experts are increasingly using the term “strategic stability” to refer to a bilateral nuclear relationship of mutual vulnerability. Maintaining such a mutually vulnerable relationship with other major nuclear powers, especially the United States, is of ultimate importance for Chinese decisionmakers.
  
  
• • WASHINGTON POST
  • China’s Ballyhooed New Hypersonic Missile Isn’t Exactly a Game-Changer
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 04, 2019
  • There are good reasons to question how much additional capability the DF-17 will provide. Chinese propaganda, by contrast, is the only unclassified source for the accuracy of the first-of-its-kind DF-17.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • China’s Advanced Weapons
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 23, 2017
  • What can be learned about China’s hypersonic boost-glide weapon program from flight tests, and the implications of the program for the security of the United States and our allies.
  
  
• • NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW
  • Russia and Strategic Conventional Weapons
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 03, 2016
  • Russian political leaders and military strategists are growing increasingly concerned about strategic conventional weapons, particularly long-range, hypersonic weapons. Some fear that strategic conventional weapons could prove decisive in a major conflict and that Russia is lagging behind in their development.
  
  
• • FOREIGN POLICY
  • Target:?
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • MAY 06, 2014
  • The United States has spent $1 billion on a weapon that has no mission and has started an arms race with China in the process.
  
  
• • SCIENCE & GLOBAL SECURITY
  • Hypersonic Boost-Glide Weapons
    

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Good bro

 

[Syenika]

A new arms race is afoot. China, Russia, and the United States are aggressively pursuing the development and deployment of advanced hypersonic weapons, while other states are starting or scaling up their own programs. But what are these weapons? Who’s working on what? And what are the implications for global security? A strategy for managing the race toward these weapons—which combine speed with maneuverability and long ranges—has never been more crucial.

FEATURED RESEARCH

• • REPORT
  • Silver Bullet? Asking the Right Questions About Conventional Prompt Global Strike

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • SEPTEMBER 03, 2013
  • With some CPGS technologies reaching maturity and an acquisition decision approaching, the time is right for a national debate about the benefits and risks of CPGS.
  
  
• • QUICK TAKE
  • China’s Tests Are No Sputnik Moment

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 21, 2021
  • China’s recent tests of a novel nuclear-weapon delivery system may not represent a new threat to the United States. But they should prompt the development of a new diplomatic strategy to prevent a dangerous arms race.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY: SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON STRATEGIC FORCES
  • Missile Defense Strategy, Policies, and Programs in Review of the Defense Authorization Request

  ​

  • ANKIT PANDA
  • JUNE 09, 2021
  • Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
  
  
• • RESOURCE
  • Hypersonic Weapons Explainer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • APRIL 02, 2018
  • James Acton, co-director of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, explains hypersonic weapons.
  
  
• • BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
  • Banning Hypersonics: Too Much to Hope For

  ​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JUNE 26, 2015
  • 中文
  • Burgeoning research into hypersonic missile systems may disrupt a delicate strategic balance between the nuclear states. Yet due to diplomatic and regulatory barriers, a global ban seems unlikely.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • Prompt Global Strike: American and Foreign Developments

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • DECEMBER 08, 2015
  • The difficulty of reaching a definitive conclusion about whether to acquire Conventional Prompt Global Strike (CPGS) weapons stems both from technological immaturity and from flaws in the Department of Defense’s approach to CPGS development.
  
  

• Conventional Challenges to Strategic Stability: Chinese Perceptions of Hypersonic Technology and the Security Dilemma​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JULY 23, 2018
  • Chinese experts are increasingly using the term “strategic stability” to refer to a bilateral nuclear relationship of mutual vulnerability. Maintaining such a mutually vulnerable relationship with other major nuclear powers, especially the United States, is of ultimate importance for Chinese decisionmakers.
  
  
• • WASHINGTON POST
  • China’s Ballyhooed New Hypersonic Missile Isn’t Exactly a Game-Changer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 04, 2019
  • There are good reasons to question how much additional capability the DF-17 will provide. Chinese propaganda, by contrast, is the only unclassified source for the accuracy of the first-of-its-kind DF-17.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • China’s Advanced Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 23, 2017
  • What can be learned about China’s hypersonic boost-glide weapon program from flight tests, and the implications of the program for the security of the United States and our allies.
  
  
• • NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW
  • Russia and Strategic Conventional Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 03, 2016
  • Russian political leaders and military strategists are growing increasingly concerned about strategic conventional weapons, particularly long-range, hypersonic weapons. Some fear that strategic conventional weapons could prove decisive in a major conflict and that Russia is lagging behind in their development.
  
  
• • FOREIGN POLICY
  • Target:?

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • MAY 06, 2014
  • The United States has spent $1 billion on a weapon that has no mission and has started an arms race with China in the process.
  
  
• • SCIENCE & GLOBAL SECURITY
  • Hypersonic Boost-Glide Weapons

  ​

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hmm good article

 

[Vikash]

hmm good article

 

[Anshhi]

A new arms race is afoot. China, Russia, and the United States are aggressively pursuing the development and deployment of advanced hypersonic weapons, while other states are starting or scaling up their own programs. But what are these weapons? Who’s working on what? And what are the implications for global security? A strategy for managing the race toward these weapons—which combine speed with maneuverability and long ranges—has never been more crucial.

FEATURED RESEARCH

• • REPORT
  • Silver Bullet? Asking the Right Questions About Conventional Prompt Global Strike

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • SEPTEMBER 03, 2013
  • With some CPGS technologies reaching maturity and an acquisition decision approaching, the time is right for a national debate about the benefits and risks of CPGS.
  
  
• • QUICK TAKE
  • China’s Tests Are No Sputnik Moment

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 21, 2021
  • China’s recent tests of a novel nuclear-weapon delivery system may not represent a new threat to the United States. But they should prompt the development of a new diplomatic strategy to prevent a dangerous arms race.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY: SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON STRATEGIC FORCES
  • Missile Defense Strategy, Policies, and Programs in Review of the Defense Authorization Request

  ​

  • ANKIT PANDA
  • JUNE 09, 2021
  • Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
  
  
• • RESOURCE
  • Hypersonic Weapons Explainer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • APRIL 02, 2018
  • James Acton, co-director of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, explains hypersonic weapons.
  
  
• • BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
  • Banning Hypersonics: Too Much to Hope For

  ​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JUNE 26, 2015
  • 中文
  • Burgeoning research into hypersonic missile systems may disrupt a delicate strategic balance between the nuclear states. Yet due to diplomatic and regulatory barriers, a global ban seems unlikely.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • Prompt Global Strike: American and Foreign Developments

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • DECEMBER 08, 2015
  • The difficulty of reaching a definitive conclusion about whether to acquire Conventional Prompt Global Strike (CPGS) weapons stems both from technological immaturity and from flaws in the Department of Defense’s approach to CPGS development.
  
  

• Conventional Challenges to Strategic Stability: Chinese Perceptions of Hypersonic Technology and the Security Dilemma​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JULY 23, 2018
  • Chinese experts are increasingly using the term “strategic stability” to refer to a bilateral nuclear relationship of mutual vulnerability. Maintaining such a mutually vulnerable relationship with other major nuclear powers, especially the United States, is of ultimate importance for Chinese decisionmakers.
  
  
• • WASHINGTON POST
  • China’s Ballyhooed New Hypersonic Missile Isn’t Exactly a Game-Changer

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 04, 2019
  • There are good reasons to question how much additional capability the DF-17 will provide. Chinese propaganda, by contrast, is the only unclassified source for the accuracy of the first-of-its-kind DF-17.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • China’s Advanced Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 23, 2017
  • What can be learned about China’s hypersonic boost-glide weapon program from flight tests, and the implications of the program for the security of the United States and our allies.
  
  
• • NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW
  • Russia and Strategic Conventional Weapons

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 03, 2016
  • Russian political leaders and military strategists are growing increasingly concerned about strategic conventional weapons, particularly long-range, hypersonic weapons. Some fear that strategic conventional weapons could prove decisive in a major conflict and that Russia is lagging behind in their development.
  
  
• • FOREIGN POLICY
  • Target:?

  ​

  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • MAY 06, 2014
  • The United States has spent $1 billion on a weapon that has no mission and has started an arms race with China in the process.
  
  
• • SCIENCE & GLOBAL SECURITY
  • Hypersonic Boost-Glide Weapons

  ​

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[Vikash]

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Hmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Zinovia]

A new arms race is afoot. China, Russia, and the United States are aggressively pursuing the development and deployment of advanced hypersonic weapons, while other states are starting or scaling up their own programs. But what are these weapons? Who’s working on what? And what are the implications for global security? A strategy for managing the race toward these weapons—which combine speed with maneuverability and long ranges—has never been more crucial.

FEATURED RESEARCH

• • REPORT
  • Silver Bullet? Asking the Right Questions About Conventional Prompt Global Strike
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • SEPTEMBER 03, 2013
  • With some CPGS technologies reaching maturity and an acquisition decision approaching, the time is right for a national debate about the benefits and risks of CPGS.
  
  
• • QUICK TAKE
  • China’s Tests Are No Sputnik Moment
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 21, 2021
  • China’s recent tests of a novel nuclear-weapon delivery system may not represent a new threat to the United States. But they should prompt the development of a new diplomatic strategy to prevent a dangerous arms race.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY: SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON STRATEGIC FORCES
  • Missile Defense Strategy, Policies, and Programs in Review of the Defense Authorization Request
    
  • ANKIT PANDA
  • JUNE 09, 2021
  • Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
  
  
• • RESOURCE
  • Hypersonic Weapons Explainer
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • APRIL 02, 2018
  • James Acton, co-director of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, explains hypersonic weapons.
  
  
• • BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
  • Banning Hypersonics: Too Much to Hope For
    
  • TONG ZHAO
  • JUNE 26, 2015
  • 中文
  • Burgeoning research into hypersonic missile systems may disrupt a delicate strategic balance between the nuclear states. Yet due to diplomatic and regulatory barriers, a global ban seems unlikely.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • Prompt Global Strike: American and Foreign Developments
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • DECEMBER 08, 2015
  • The difficulty of reaching a definitive conclusion about whether to acquire Conventional Prompt Global Strike (CPGS) weapons stems both from technological immaturity and from flaws in the Department of Defense’s approach to CPGS development.
  
  

• Conventional Challenges to Strategic Stability: Chinese Perceptions of Hypersonic Technology and the Security Dilemma​

  • TONG ZHAO
  • JULY 23, 2018
  • Chinese experts are increasingly using the term “strategic stability” to refer to a bilateral nuclear relationship of mutual vulnerability. Maintaining such a mutually vulnerable relationship with other major nuclear powers, especially the United States, is of ultimate importance for Chinese decisionmakers.
  
  
• • WASHINGTON POST
  • China’s Ballyhooed New Hypersonic Missile Isn’t Exactly a Game-Changer
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • OCTOBER 04, 2019
  • There are good reasons to question how much additional capability the DF-17 will provide. Chinese propaganda, by contrast, is the only unclassified source for the accuracy of the first-of-its-kind DF-17.
  
  
• • TESTIMONY
  • China’s Advanced Weapons
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 23, 2017
  • What can be learned about China’s hypersonic boost-glide weapon program from flight tests, and the implications of the program for the security of the United States and our allies.
  
  
• • NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW
  • Russia and Strategic Conventional Weapons
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • FEBRUARY 03, 2016
  • Russian political leaders and military strategists are growing increasingly concerned about strategic conventional weapons, particularly long-range, hypersonic weapons. Some fear that strategic conventional weapons could prove decisive in a major conflict and that Russia is lagging behind in their development.
  
  
• • FOREIGN POLICY
  • Target:?
    
  • JAMES M. ACTON
  • MAY 06, 2014
  • The United States has spent $1 billion on a weapon that has no mission and has started an arms race with China in the process.
  
  
• • SCIENCE & GLOBAL SECURITY
  • Hypersonic Boost-Glide Weapons
    

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While million of people die due to inflation these people are interested in manufacturing and selling weapons to kill another humans.
And people celebrate it as well

 

[Vikash]

While million of people die due to inflation these people are interested in manufacturing and selling weapons to kill another humans.
And people celebrate it as well

Well, This World Is A Warzone And Here For Survival Hunting Is Necessary For Satisfy Hunger, Whether The Hunger For Power, Diginity Or Money.
For Example 1. - The Animal Hunts Another Animal .
And In This World If You Will Be Weak Then You Can't Get Diginity,Money,Love, Prosperity And All.

What Should I Say You Now - Please Talk With Sense And Read Good Books ,News Paper ,Listen News And Etc..
Know Worlds Political .And Why Any War Begins For What Purpose.
Ex - Russia Why Starts The War Against Ukraine - Just For Safety Purpose By Secret Surveillance On Russia From Nato Country Even Russia Said Several Times Since Many Years To Ukraine That Don't Be Member Of Nato Russia Is With You But Ukraine Always Denied.
Ex 2 - ON Israel Palestine War - I Will Nothing Say Cuz It Will Turned Into Religious.Btw FYI Israel Is Surrounded By Enemies ,All Gulf Country Is Enemy Of Israel But Israel Has Suffiicient Strength To Destroy.

 

[Zinovia]

Well, This World Is A Warzone And Here For Survival Hunting Is Necessary For Satisfy Hunger, Whether The Hunger For Power, Diginity Or Money.
For Example 1. - The Animal Hunts Another Animal .
And In This World If You Will Be Weak Then You Can't Get Diginity,Money,Love, Prosperity And All.

What Should I Say You Now - Please Talk With Sense And Read Good Books ,News Paper ,Listen News And Etc..
Know Worlds Political .And Why Any War Begins For What Purpose.
Ex - Russia Why Starts The War Against Ukraine - Just For Safety Purpose By Secret Surveillance On Russia From Nato Country Even Russia Said Several Times Since Many Years To Ukraine That Don't Be Member Of Nato Russia Is With You But Ukraine Always Denied.
Ex 2 - ON Israel Palestine War - I Will Nothing Say Cuz It Will Turned Into Religious.Btw FYI Israel Is Surrounded By Enemies ,All Gulf Country Is Enemy Of Israel But Israel Has Suffiicient Strength To Destroy.

For survival of humans hunting is not necessary for humans, we don't need to kill another human to survive. We don't need to attack another. And you are suggesting me books to read to need to understand the basic human rights of others to live and let live others peacefully.
Wars begins because of greed.. Greed of power to control others..
It's wrong it's very simple.
I cannt believe people like you are ready to justify this kind of barabari act.

 

[Zinovia]

You lack common sense. You don't even know who's defending and who's the committing genocide lol

Well, This World Is A Warzone And Here For Survival Hunting Is Necessary For Satisfy Hunger, Whether The Hunger For Power, Diginity Or Money.
For Example 1. - The Animal Hunts Another Animal .
And In This World If You Will Be Weak Then You Can't Get Diginity,Money,Love, Prosperity And All.

What Should I Say You Now - Please Talk With Sense And Read Good Books ,News Paper ,Listen News And Etc..
Know Worlds Political .And Why Any War Begins For What Purpose.
Ex - Russia Why Starts The War Against Ukraine - Just For Safety Purpose By Secret Surveillance On Russia From Nato Country Even Russia Said Several Times Since Many Years To Ukraine That Don't Be Member Of Nato Russia Is With You But Ukraine Always Denied.
Ex 2 - ON Israel Palestine War - I Will Nothing Say Cuz It Will Turned Into Religious.Btw FYI Israel Is Surrounded By Enemies ,All Gulf Country Is Enemy Of Israel But Israel Has Suffiicient Strength To Destroy.

 

[Vikash]

You lack common sense. You don't even know who's defending and who's the committing genocide lol

First See This Report - Israel-Hamas War Of 2023, War Between Israel And Palestinian Militants, Especially Hamas and The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), That Negan On October 7, 2023, Ehen Hamas Launched A Land, Sea, And Air Assault On Israel From The Gaza Strip.

If You Have Not The Power To Fight With Someone ,You Don't Need To Blow Up ?

In War Defending And Attacking Doesn't Matter.

 

[Vikash]

For survival of humans hunting is not necessary for humans, we don't need to kill another human to survive. We don't need to attack another. And you are suggesting me books to read to need to understand the basic human rights of others to live and let live others peacefully.
Wars begins because of greed.. Greed of power to control others..
It's wrong it's very simple.
I cannt believe people like you are ready to justify this kind of barabari act.

First Be Confirm Before Speak, Don't Be Too Emotional.
Why Do You Eat Nonveg To Kill Innocent Animal?
Greed ? Listen, Would You Like - If Your Enemies Keep An Eye On You Secretly? What Will You Do If If Your Neighbour Wants To Be With Your Enemies And Help Them, Even After You Tried A Lot For Convience ?

*There Is No Need Of Russia To Take Ukraine's Land And Anything.

For Survival Hunting Is Necessary Sometimes. If You Can't Hunt , Other Will Hunt You Or Make You Slave.

 

[Zinovia]

First Be Confirm Before Speak, Don't Be Too Emotional.
Why Do You Eat Nonveg To Kill Innocent Animal?
Greed ?
For Survival Hunting Is Necessary Sometimes. If You Can't Hunt , Other Will Hunt You .

Humans have the power collectively to stop cruelty, injustice and killing of other people. Humans are not animals. Power should not be used to exploit others. But people like you exists that's why oppression exists.

 

[Zinovia]

First Be Confirm Before Speak, Don't Be Too Emotional.
Why Do You Eat Nonveg To Kill Innocent Animal?
Greed ?
For Survival Hunting Is Necessary Sometimes. If You Can't Hunt , Other Will Hunt You .

Can I kill your family members if I have the power ? Will you say the same thing you are saying? Lol

 

[Zinovia]

First Be Confirm Before Speak, Don't Be Too Emotional.
Why Do You Eat Nonveg To Kill Innocent Animal?
Greed ? Listen, Would You Like ? If Your Enemies Keep An Eye On You Secretly? What Will You Do If If Your Neighbour Wants To Be With Your Enemies And Help Them, Even After You Tried A Lot For Convience ?

*There Is No Need Of Russia To Take Ukraine's Land And Anything.

For Survival Hunting Is Necessary Sometimes. If You Can't Hunt , Other Will Hunt You Or Make You Slave.

Earth has enough resources to survive. There's no need to hunt another human..

 

[Vikash]

Earth has enough resources to survive. There's no need to hunt another human..

There Is No Any Hunting. It's Called War.

 

[Vikash]

Can I kill your family members if I have the power ? Will you say the same thing you are saying? Lol

It's A War Between Two Countries. BIG LOL.

 

[Vikash]

Can I kill your family members if I have the power ? Will you say the same thing you are saying? Lol

Now You Can See The Result, A Small Step Of Ukraine Against Russia And What Happened With Ukraine . So Would You Like To Be As Ukraine ?