What would happen if the Soviet Union used a cannonball nuclear strike against China?

The questioner is also a great god. I just saw that my fellow villager "Tiger lives in Jiangnan" has answered. Let me also talk about it.

1. In fact, the contradiction between China and the Soviet Union has always existed, but it has experienced some ups and downs. Starting from 1958, the China People's Liberation Army shelled Kinmen without notifying the Soviet Union. Later, on June 10 and 14, 2008, Russia returned half of Heixiazi Island to China, officially announcing that the border issue between the two countries was "completely solved". Even now, China J 1 1 fighter plane's imitation of SU27 has never stopped. But when you say "year", you should refer to the time from 65438 to 0969 when large-scale armed conflicts occurred between the two sides in Zhenbaodao, Heilongjiang and Tieleketi, Xinjiang. Contradictions at other times will not lead to nuclear war.

2. At this time, China was in the Cultural Revolution, and the Soviet Union and the United States were in the cold war. At this time, several major countries in the world can be said to be undercurrents. Once a country uses nuclear weapons without authorization, the consequences will be very chaotic. I try to do some reasoning and deduction.

It doesn't matter whether the nuclear attack is surgical, all-out or other. The key is how you use nuclear weapons, not how you use them. By then, the Soviet Union should not be equipped with nuclear weapons for tactical attacks, and should use strategic nuclear weapons to move China. Once the Soviet Union used strategic nuclear weapons against China, it had no choice but to win the bid with the strength of China Air Force (including air defense forces) at that time.

4. After the nuclear attack on China, the first reaction must be to stop the Cultural Revolution activities, because infighting is a struggle for power. Now the country is life and death, and no one can fight for power and profit. The people of the whole country will unite quickly and respond to the orders of the actual leaders of the country at that time (here can only be said to be the most accurate). The whole country entered the state of maximum mobilization, declared war on the Soviet Union and entered a state of national war.

Air force airports, naval ports, important army bases, nuclear weapons bases and military enterprises will be destroyed first in the so-called surgical nuclear attack. At that time, there were quite a lot of underground fortifications in our army, and these unexposed or attacked military fortifications and equipment were quickly put into use. If there are any remaining nuclear weapons that can be used, it is bound to go into battle and retaliate at the first time. Regular troops will soon want to assemble on the Sino-Soviet border. China's army quickly massed at the border. Because the Sino-Soviet border area is close to the Russian mainland and there are no important military facilities, the Soviet Union should not use nuclear weapons to attack, but will send troops to the border to prepare for a counterattack against China. The Soviet Union must be prepared for China's nuclear retaliation and will strengthen its defense in its important areas. Because China 1964 just succeeded in the nuclear explosion test, the number and equivalent of nuclear weapons developed in about five years are not as good as that of the Soviet Union. So assuming that China has the nuclear counterattack capability, nuclear weapons may indeed fall on the Russians, and it is also very likely to cause serious losses to the Soviet Union, but this loss is bound to be less than that of China, and it cannot be a disaster.

6. The United States is bound to make a big move at this time, because Russia is attacking China face to face, and the United States is also an enemy of Soviet Russia during the Cold War. At this time, the purpose and next move of the Soviet Union's use of nuclear weapons against China will undoubtedly arouse great suspicion in the United States. The United States prefers to see both China and the Soviet Union lose, so it is very likely that the United States will only draw out its sword and not attack, and it will mainly wait and see at the beginning. In an unbalanced state of fighting, then intervene. The U.S. Pacific fleet quickly entered a state of readiness and did not adjust the balance of Sino-Soviet nuclear war. Most of its nuclear weapons were refitted to the Soviet Union, and a few were directed at China.

7. After the brief exchange of nuclear weapons between China and the Soviet Union, China's nuclear weapons inventory will be zero. The Soviet Union will keep a certain number of nuclear weapons. Next, the two will be transformed into large-scale conventional military operations. China troops quickly invaded Russian territory and occupied some border towns. In China, angry Russian troops launched a stalemate. ...

8. I don't think the United States will get involved easily, because once the United States gets involved, it will mean the outbreak of world war and will inevitably drag the United States itself into it. If the Soviet Union is busy dealing with China, it will certainly have no leisure to engage in cold war confrontation with the United States. As two countries with the same strategic depth, nuclear war will only lead to mutual loss at best. The Soviet Union will regret its decision to launch a nuclear attack on China, and China has the ability to drag its national strength back to the level in the middle of World War II. China suffered a nuclear attack, and its industry was seriously damaged, which may restore to the level before War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. The Sino-Soviet war will end one day. No matter who wins or loses, America should be the happiest. This war will change the world pattern, subvert the balance of the Cold War, delay the rise of China, and make the situation of American dominance become a reality too early and too heavy.

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