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John Shaw: Nuclear Winter
A terrorist group embarks on a mission to bring a new world order under its control and leadership. The group conspires with government officials to manipulate Russia, Iran, and North Korea into joining forces and starting a nuclear war against NATO and other US-ally countries. The US military receives intelligence of the potential war on short notice and takes defensive and retaliatory actions to survive against potential attacks.
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A terrorist group embarks on a mission to bring a new world order under its control and leadership. The group conspires with government officials to manipulate Russia, Iran, and North Korea into joining forces and starting a nuclear war against NATO and other US-ally countries. The US military receives intelligence of the potential war on short notice and takes defensive and retaliatory actions to survive against potential attacks.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Ron Chan
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