Alby_da_Wolf on 11 August 2015
If they really believed it was necessary, they could have at least limited innocent civilian casualties choosing different objectives. And considered long term damages. But hey, radiation damage was already known since the first years of X-rays medical use, but American and Russian general staff kept on killing countless people with the rubbish left by their nuclear experiments for decennia after the end of WW II before finally yielding to the evidence.
