Nearly half an hour had passed since the nuclear bomb had exploded.
The core area of the explosion was still a swirling dust storm.
Over a dozen drones circled the area, but even with their high-definition cameras, it was difficult to capture the true scene inside the area.
About ten kilometers from this core area, several dozen military special vehicles had already been stationed for quite some time.
Rescue teams and medical teams, numbering in the dozens and dressed in thick radiation suits, had long been mentally prepared to save lives at a moment's notice.
However, for now, they could only wait here passively, unable to actively enter the ground zero to conduct search and rescue operations.
After all, the area after the nuclear explosion was filled with gamma rays everywhere.
These rays, essentially a stream of particles, not only had strong penetrating power but also posed a terrifying destructive force to the human body.
