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5 Miles from where the nuke exploded will be destroyed

10 Miles severe damage

30 Miles is broken glass and some damage

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The range of destruction from a nuclear weapon varies depending on its size, type, and delivery method. A large nuclear weapon, such as a hydrogen bomb, can cause destruction over a wide area, with a range of several miles to tens of miles from the point of detonation. However, the effects of a nuclear explosion can also be influenced by factors such as terrain, weather conditions, and the presence of structures or shelters.

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