Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "China building more than 100 ‘nuclear’ missile silos in desert | CPC |PLA |Latest World English News" video.

None of them is for India, no need. China's first H bomb was with 3.3 million tons TNT, India does not have any H bomb
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@komradedoge8108 source?? hahah :)) from India yourself, a former coordinator of India's nuclear program said in 2009 that the hydrogen bomb had been a dud and "completely failed to ignite." you claimed it was 56 k t tnt, but the 39 stations around the world detected it and calculated it the yield was only 9-12 k t tnt, "India conducted five nuclear tests in 1998. Although the tests were said to include a hydrogen bomb, a former coordinator of India's nuclear program said in 2009 that the hydrogen bomb had been a dud and "completely failed to ignite." you do not understand anything about nuclear bomb test, it can be detected and calculated, you cannot hide, you cannot lie about it. "I pity your ignorance and lack of knowledge 😂😂"
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@komradedoge8108 are you blind?? as I have told you, all the scientists around the world with total 39 stations detected it, and calculated the yield, not just depend on what he said, understand?? seems you cannot understand anything, haha :)) it does not matter what you believe, but what all other scientists believe with their evidence matters but you may keep dreaming, it is fun, and it cost you nothing, so enjoy, hahah :))
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@komradedoge8108 Yes, Virginia, India’s H-bomb fizzled. K Santhanam (who was director of test site preparations for India’s 1998 nuclear tests; pictured above, handing the firing keys to the range safety officer) has admitted what everyone else has known for a long time — that India’s 1998 test of a thermonuclear device was unsuccessful: “Based upon the seismic measurements and expert opinion from world over, it is clear that the yield in the thermonuclear device test was much lower than what was claimed. I think it is well documented and that is why I assert that India should not rush into signing the CTBT,’‘ Santhanam told [the Times of India] on Wednesday. Sources said that Santhanam had admitted that the test was a fizzle during a discussion on CTBT organised by IDSA. Karnad also participated in the seminar. He told TOI that no country has succeeded in achieving targets with only its first test of a thermonuclear device. “Two things are clear; that India should not sign CTBT and that it needs more thermonuclear device tests,’‘ said Santhanam.
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@komradedoge8108 and again i laugh at your ignorance and lack of knowledge 😂
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@komradedoge8108 the results of your failed H bomb test means, all your war heads are just fission war heads, due to the weight limit for ballistic missile, the yield will be only about less than 10 k t tnt for each, compare to China's war heads are all thermal warheads, each one is about 300,000 t tnt, that is for each nuclear war head, China's is at least 30 times of yours, China now has about 2000 nuclear war heads, India has about 110 (Pakistan has more, about 150), to total China is 2000 x 30 / 110 = 550 times more powerful nuclear war heads than yours,
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