Hiroshima after a nuclear bomb was dropped into the city in August 1945. International Struggle Day for the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons: “Humanity is on the verge of extinction” Peace and safety There are enough nuclear weapons on the planet to repeatedly destroy humanity. This was announced at the UN headquarters by 81-year-old Tanaka Satoshi, a member of the Executive Council of the Japanese Confederation of Organizations of the Nuclear and Hydrogen Bombs. Satoshi & nbsp; – shack. This is a Japanese word denoting the victims of the nuclear bombing of Hirasima and Nagasaki. He recalled that over the 80 years that passed after the tragedy, humanity only increased nuclear potential. The number of countries with nuclear weapons almost reached a two -digit mark. & Amp; NBSP; “The nuclear weapons race continues. Humanity is on the verge of extinction, ”Satoshi said. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp;“ Young people are often worried that we, from a shack, may not remain & nbsp; in ten years. I always answer: “Before worrying about the rest of the time that remains for us, think about how short your own life can be,” he added. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; Satoshi performed at the UN General Assembly and was dedicated to the international struggle for the complete liquidation of nuclear weapons. It is noted & nbsp; September 26th. & Amp; nbsp; UN Secretary General Antoniu Gutherrish in his statement, on his behalf, made the head of his office, Earl Cortenaea Rattrey, said that every day from the moment when Hiroshima and Nagasaki were subjected to atomic bombing, gibbacked their sufferings. In the call to the world. & nbsp; & nbsp; “And yet every day we see new and all & nbsp; more dangerous weapons,” the UN head of the UN & nbsp; & nbsp; in July this year, the generals announced the establishment of an independent one The scientific group of experts, who is entrusted with studying the physical effects and social consequences of the nuclear war at the local, regional and planetary levels. & nbsp; & nbsp; the UN was created not only for the sake of multilateral cooperation, but also as “protection from our most destructive instincts,” said the chairman of the UN General Assembly. & nbsp; every day we see a new one and we see a new one All & nbsp; more dangerous weapons & nbsp; theoretically, the world admits that the nuclear war cannot be started and impossible to win, the diplomat noted. & nbsp; & nbsp; however, this did not prevent the countries from creating all large arsenals, but Some even repeatedly found themselves on the verge of their application, ”said Berobok. & nbsp; & nbsp; she recalled that during the Cold War, false anxiety or incorrectly interpreted signals almost led to catastrophes, the most famous of which became the Caribbean crisis; nbsp; & nbsp; today The situation is more complicated and the risk of reproduction is much higher, Berbok emphasized. “What if the terrorists acquire this weapon ? that if artificial intelligence accelerates decision -making without leaving a place for human control ?” & & nbsp; & nbsp; nbsp; “Safety is not based on constantly growing arsenals, but on disarmament, non -resolution and & nbsp; – & nbsp; one fine day & nbsp; – & nbsp; prohibition of nuclear weapons, ”said the Chairman of the GA & nbsp;