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If both sides commited anti-value attack, and don't care about ABD, civil defense, and evacuation - may be.Your table comes from a study by
As always, nothing but bullshit in your post. The tables you are showing come from a computer simulation by a group of anti war scientists who put together a computer simulation based on current arsenals which shows European Russia, in which 75% if the Russian population lives, would be virtually obliterated, meaning that the Russian losses from the initial exchanges would certainly number in the tens of millions, perhaps as high as 70 million, and that would be only the deaths that resulted from the explosions and many more Russians would die from radiation, starvation and disease in the ruins of European Russia during the humanitarian crisis that would follow.
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This project is aimed at developing a new simulation to explore nuclear war between the United States and Russia and the role of the current fleet of 400 on-alert silo-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) in U.S. nuclear strategy and plans. The United States intends to replace its...sgs.princeton.edu
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SGS developed a new simulation for a plausible escalating war between the United States and Russia using realistic nuclear force postures, targets and fatality estimates. It is estimated that there would be more than 90 million people dead and injured within the first few hours of the conflict.sgs.princeton.edu
There is nothing here that supports your absurd claim about only one million Russian casualties.
But in reality nor Americans, neither Russians are suiciders. We prefer to save our own civilians rather than kill civilians of other side. Thats why the first strike is counter-force. You destroy significant part of his nukes, and then you suggest him to surrender or other, more or less acceptable peace terms. If your counter-force strike was really effective - you may demand unconditional surrender. If your strike was not that effective, but still effective - you may demand Crimea and Novorossia (or Alaska and California), if your first strike was not effective - ok, you have the problems, and you'd better to surrender yourself (or agree on more or less acceptable peace terms of defender).
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