1. Pakistan was attacked by two nuclear bombs, and millions of people died. So what about its counterattack? This can directly become the fuse of the Third World War. But from the first and second episodes, Pakistan did not fight back, as if the Indians died. A nuclear-armed country is nuclear-attacked as if it were all right.
Some people will say that Pakistan also wants to fight back, but the nuclear bomb cannot hit the United States.
My response: If you can't hit the United States, you can hit American bases. There are many in the Middle East, and you can also hit Israel (I am extreme).
Some would say that on the news the US was talking about a nuclear submarine rebellion, which they launched.
My response: The submarine rebelled, they took an island and they became a living target. Perhaps the United States will not crack down on it, but this island in the Indian Ocean is finally within the range of Pakistan's nuclear bomb, right? Pakistan will not fight? Will he be afraid of another nuclear attack?
2. A nuclear war broke out, and a group of Americans at home and abroad were thinking about whether to return to China or not to persuade them to surrender. I think the US mainland should be most worried about a Pakistani nuclear counterattack, not an independent nuclear submarine.
Summary: The biggest failure of the show was the nuclear attack on Pakistan, which killed more than a million people. The screenwriter filled a huge hole, enough to kill himself.
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